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#COExist with Nature
Sime Darby Property has joined forces with Tropical Rainforest Conservation and Research Centre (TRCRC) in pioneering the Elmina Rainforest Knowledge Center (ERKC) – a hub to promote forestry research, conservation, education and recreation.
Located next to the 2700-acre Bukit Cherakah Forest Reserve at the City of Elmina (COE), Shah Alam the Centre aims to connect humans and nature, with engaging community programmes and a tree nursery facility that can produce up to 100,000 Endangered, Rare and Threatened (ERT) trees.
These native ERT trees will be re-planted across the COE and other Sime Darby Property’s townships as part of the developer’s reforestation efforts.
The City of Elmina has set a goal of 210,000 trees to be planted upon completion of the township, 21,000 of them being ERT tree species. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Sime Darby Property invites you on an exciting journey to seed the soil for urban biodiversity.
Sustainability Stories from Elmina

The Friends of ERKC

Endangered Mammals Found in Bukit Cherakah Forest Reserve

ERKC, the Epitome of a Sustainable Building

Selangor Royal Family Graces Launch of ERKC

Reforestation at Elmina: Creating a 84-acre Urban Rainforest

Preservation and Play: The Elmina Forest Park

Get to know special trees found in Bukit Cherakah Forest
Elmina Wildlife Watch

The King of Nest Building:
Baya Weaver

The Black Feline:
Black Panthers

Rainforest Elders: Family Dipterocarpaceae

Pretty pest controllers:
Blue Throated Bee Eaters
These attractive and colourful birds are found in southern China and most areas throughout South-East Asia. They are known…

Threatened Gentle Gardener:
Malayan Tapir
The Malayan Tapir is one of the most iconic animals in Malaysia and is the largest of the remaining four species of tapirs in the world…

The dying flying seed:
Dipterocarpaceae family
All wild animals need a home where they are sheltered, where there is food and clean water. In Malaysia, this is usually provided or …

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