Fourteen park guides complete Lambir Hills biodiversity and trail safety training
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Fourteen licensed park guides have completed a five-day course on Lambir Hills National Park, combining biodiversity knowledge with safer trail navigation.
Held from October 9 to 13, the training brought together experienced guides from Mulu and Miri and newly graduated guides from Niah National Park. Sarawak Forestry Corporation reported the completion on October 15.
The programme covered Lambir's geology, forest vegetation, birds, mammals, insects, reptiles and amphibians, alongside incident prevention. The mix is relevant to visitors who want more than a walk between scenic stops: a guide can help explain the forest while navigating its terrain.
Participants also explored the possibility of guided night walks under strict safety procedures. This was a training component, not a confirmed public booking launch.
Visitors interested in a guided trip can ask the park about available licensed guides and current permitted activities before arranging their visit, especially if they are considering an after-dark outing.
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