
Learning From Mother Nature
One of the JSGM comic edition. This artwork is to help those people that need advice on entrepreneurship with the use of an analogy based...
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JSG is a leadership experiential empowerment program which uses nature i.e. rainforest in Malaysia as a venue. Hosted by Assistant Prof. Dr Norzalifa binti Zainal Abidin from International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), with the help of Major (R) Kalam Pie and the talented indigenous 'hidden gems' i.e master craftsmen and weavers, and indigenous jungle experts. Jungle school helps to empower the indigenous people in Gombak to share their cultural knowledge and expertise.
The programs include survival skills of Orang Asli (Peninsular Malaysia Indigenous People), learning about the use of flora and fauna, the basic skills of food searching and the traditional ways of the Orang Asli hut making, camping, awareness of the rainforest sustainability, law of the jungle, preparing food like the Orang Asli style and tree planting program. 5 levels of survival course will be offered for the public, since the beginning of early 2014.
These are the activities that we provide. You can customize and choose the activities that you would like to do!
Learn how the Indigenous People hunt and cook their food in the jungle!
Get inside and have a new experience of the magnificent and wonderful of jungle and learn more about the flora and fauna in Gombak and the interpretation walk along in the jungle. In that case, you will also have an awesome Jungle Bath right away !!!!
Learn and experience the culture of music and art of the Indigenous People i.e playing a Bamboo Guitar and 'Chentong', a kind of flute that they play with their nose. Try to solve 'Kerchang', a traditional puzzle.
Founder and Advisor of JSG
PHD in Built Environment (interior) UiTM
MSc in Built Environmental Design
BA ( Hons) in Architecture, PG Diploma in Architecture, University of Central England in Birmingham, UK
Specialization
Islamic and Malay Arts, Architecture and Heritage
Mosque GBI Design Interior and Architecture
Indigenous Community Engagement