Printable field checklists for your Sabah wildlife trip — view online or download the PDF to take with you.
Compiled for Deramakot and equally useful in Danum Valley, Kinabatangan, Tabin, Maliau Basin, Trusan Sugut, Beluran and similar lowland dipterocarp and riverine forest sites in Sabah, Borneo. Tick species off as you see them, or use them to plan what to look for.
A free illustrated book on Deramakot Forest Reserve: how a working timber forest became one of the world's great places to watch wild mammals, profiles of more than 30 species, practical advice for your visit and a 620-species checklist.
Mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians together in a single field checklist — 620 species in one place. Add your name, location and trip dates, tick species off as you go, and export a PDF straight from the page, no printing dialog needed.
Every mammal recorded in lowland Sabah forest — from Sunda Clouded Leopard and Bornean Orangutan to bats, squirrels and treeshrews. Grouped by family, with scientific names.
180+ bird species recorded in lowland Sabah forest — hornbills, pittas, trogons, raptors and more. Grouped by family, with scientific names.
170+ reptile species recorded in lowland Sabah forest — snakes, lizards, geckos, monitors, turtles and crocodiles. Grouped by family, with scientific names.
70+ frog and toad species recorded in lowland Sabah forest — from tiny litter frogs to Wallace's flying frog. Grouped by family, with scientific names.