Andulau
Brunei, Belait
Andulau
About Andulau
Andulau Forest Reserve is a lowland conservation forest in Belait District, southeast of Kampong Keluyoh and Sungai Liang. A national protected-area list gives it 746 hectares[1].
Wildlife Ecosystems
The reserve is part of Brunei's lowland forest wildlife habitat, and the Tropical Biodiversity Centre inside it supports research on the country's native fauna.
Flora Ecosystems
The reserve is lowland mixed dipterocarp forest, and the Tropical Biodiversity Centre has a botanical garden showing this forest type.
Geology
The reserve lies on lowland terrain in Belait District, at an elevation of about 82 m[1].
Climate And Weather
Brunei has a hot, humid equatorial climate with rain through the year.
Human History
The forest was logged in 1955-1957[1].
Park History
The Malayan Uniform System was first applied here in Compartment 5 in 1958, after a selection system used from the late 1940s[1].
Major Trails And Attractions
The Tropical Biodiversity Centre inside the reserve has an interactive exhibition and guided trails.
Visitor Facilities And Travel
The reserve lies near Sungai Liang in Belait District, and the Tropical Biodiversity Centre has laboratories and exhibits.
Conservation And Sustainability
The reserve is classed as a conservation forest and serves as a focal point for research on Brunei's native flora and fauna[1].
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