Borneo's nature is rich in unique plant life, which is central to the culture and survival of many of its people. This is revealed in a new biocultural database developed by researchers at the ...

The term was coined by Europeans referring to the non-Malay inhabitants of Borneo. There are over 50 ethnic Dayak groups speaking different languages. This cultural and linguistic diversity parallels ...

Nothing could communicate better the commitment of the communities of the Highlands in the Heart of Borneo to go forward and develop and become a global community because of their cultural identity ...

Beyond environmental practices, Kitingan highlighted the shared cultural heritage of Borneo, particularly the use of megaliths. “Among the Kadazandusun and Kuijau Dusun communities, large stone ...

Borneo is the third largest island in the world and home to remarkable cultural and ecological diversity. Borneo’s primate community is exceptionally rich—the Earth Expeditions course site along the ...

Three talented female artists—a Sarawakian sape player, a Sabahan singer-songwriter, and a Sabahan singer-actress—each showcase the rich cultural heritage of Borneo. Alena Murang, Velvet Aduk ...

For most of its history Borneo was scarcely populated by humans ... They also worry about loss of forest resources and culture -- older community members don't always like the idea of women ...

many abandoned fields in North Borneo have been used to revive rice farming In their lives, the farming had once been an important expression of community connectedness and indigenous culture.

The festival draws its inspiration from Sungai Rajang, symbolising the unification of Borneo’s diverse cultures ... to be involved in the development of culture in Sibu.