Kuala Selangor Nature Park is situated at the mouth of Selangor
River , in the state of Selangor , Malaysia. It covers
approximately 800 acres of mangroves and mudflats and is the home
to various wildlife such as otters, monkeys, birds, mudskippers
and crabs. It has chalets for overnight visitors, hostel for
study groups, and a visitors center to provide information and
sell souvenirs.
Birdwatching is perhaps the most exciting activity here. Over
140 species of birds have been sighted. Among the rare ones are
the Nordman Greenshank and the Mangrove Pitta. The park is also
involved in the Milky Stork reintroductory programme thanks to a
contribution by Land and General.
The mudflats infront of the park is also rich with life.
Various fishes and shellfishes can be seen on the flats
confirming the importance of the mudflats and mangroves as a
breeding and nursery ground for fishery. The mudflats are also
important feeding grounds for the migratory birds on their
stopover from Siberia to Australia.
The park has a lake that provides a roosting and feeding sites
for various birds. From the bird hides and the towers around the
lake one can view otters and birds feeding in the lake. It is the
home to a large colony of Grey Herons.
This park is under the management of the Malaysian Nature Society.
For those interested to visit the park. Please call or write to
The Park Manager,
Kuala Selangor Nature Park, Jalan Klinik,
45000 Kuala Selangor,
Selangor Darul Ehsan,
Malaysia.
Tel: 603-8892294
Fax:: 603-8884311
Responses to the report of State Government taking over the park (Up-date 22 May 2000)
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