Discover the wetlands of international importance that protect our biodiversity and future.
It is a wetland designated to be of international importance under the Ramsar Convention.
These sites are not just local treasures; they are recognized globally for their ecological value.
They provide critical shelter for unique plant species, migratory birds, and marine life.
Designation ensures these lands are managed wisely to maintain their ecological character.
Explore these locations in detail on our interactive map.
Malaysia's first Ramsar site. A natural freshwater lake system supporting the indigenous Semelai tribe and over 200 bird species.
One of the largest uninhabited mangrove islands in the world. A vital nursery for commercial fish and shrimp.
The "Southernmost Tip of Mainland Asia." Its mangroves protect the coast from erosion and strong waves.
Home to unique seagrass beds, seahorses, and dugongs. It represents the largest riverine mangrove system in Johor.
A saline mangrove system comprising tidal flats. It is the habitat of the rare Proboscis Monkey and Irrawaddy Dolphin.
An urban wetland located right in the city center. It acts as a green lung, flood sponge, and eco-tourism hub.
Malaysia's largest Ramsar site. A massive area of peat swamp forest home to Borneo Pygmy Elephants and Orangutans.