Your home is built
inside a living ecosystem.

Ever wondered about the wildlife in your postcode?
It's thriving because our townships are engineered to let nature
and community coexist.

Welcome to Know Your Naturehood, our collective mission to uncover and
celebrate the living environment right outside your door.

Discover our nature spotlights, explore our green maps,
join a weekend trail expedition, and more.

Our Naturehood Stars

Here, we shine a light on a species, wild corner, or hidden piece of nature
thriving within our townships, making a quiet difference to your day.

Elmina

Elmina's Central Park was built as a 121-hectare extension of the Bukit Cherakah Forest Reserve, a 2,700-acre reserve most townships would have built around, not into. That decision is why otters and rare bird species have been recorded moving through the completed sections. Wildlife like this is only possible when you connect a township to a forest reserve. The Elmina Rainforest Knowledge Centre, run with real conservation researchers, is what happens when that decision gets taken seriously.

Visit Elmina

Bandar Bukit Raja

180 acres of wetland in Bandar Bukit Raja exist for one practical reason: to hold over 50,000m³ of stormwater. Give water somewhere real to sit and filter through, and it starts attracting life on its own. Dragonflies and damselflies now use these wetlands as home, proof that the water here is genuinely healthy, not just contained. Everything living in it now is the wetland doing its job well.

Visit Bandar Bukit Raja

KL East

Before KL East Park existed as a park, it existed as forest. Instead of clearing it, 300 species of trees were added to it, herbs and shrubs on top, each one tracked and geo-tagged. That's the actual reason the 53-acre park now shelters rare and endemic wildlife. Walk the 2km trail to the lookout point today, and the skyline you'll see past the canopy is proof the forest and the city can share a border.

Visit KL East

Serenia City

Serenia City's first urban farm was a deliberate first move under 'The Greener Good' initiative, designed to put real, traceable produce back into a township before the rest of it was even finished. The same intent shows up at Serenia City Central Park, where residents joined in physically restoring the park's lake.

Visit Serenia City

Bandar Universiti Pagoh

Bandar Universiti Pagoh demonstrates how healthy waterways are the backbone of a thriving ecosystem. Its riparian buffers, natural green corridors along rivers and streams help protect water quality, reduce erosion and flooding, and create safe habitats and wildlife corridors for birds, fish and other native species. By preserving these living landscapes, the township is creating a healthier environment where both nature and the community can flourish together.

Visit Bandar Universiti Pagoh

Nilai Impian

Hamilton Biodiversity Park is proof that restoring nature begins with a single step. Covering 284 acres, the park's ecological restoration journey started with the planting of 1,500 trees, laying the groundwork for native biodiversity to gradually return. By allowing nature the time and space to recover, Nilai Impian is creating a greener, more resilient landscape that will continue to benefit both wildlife and the community for years to come.

Visit Nilai Impian
Discover your Naturehood

START YOUR JOURNEY

Collect badges. Discover your Naturehood.

Take part in the Know Your Naturehood Badge Programme and unlock digital badges as you attend Naturehood events and share your biodiversity discoveries. Complete your badge journey and unlock the final badge.

Naturehood Events

MORE WAYS TO EXPLORE,
COMING SOON

Something exciting is taking shape across our naturehoods.

We're planning a series of events and activities that will bring you closer to the biodiversity around you - with more opportunities to explore, discover and experience nature together!

Stay tuned. More details coming soon.

Animate Your Naturehood

You Saw it. Let's Bring it to Life.

Saw something amazing in your township? Let our AI animate it into a short video. Simply upload a photo, add your story, and watch nature come alive. Selected creations will be featured in our Naturehood Gallery.

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