Discover the wonders of nature at KL's Forest Learning Centre


The Forest Learning Centre's first exhibition, 'Forest Fever,' runs until August 25, featuring the Forest House activities and its conservation efforts. Photo: The Star/Art Chen

Kuala Lumpur has its fair share of museums, art galleries and parks, but it has yet to have a space that’s wholly focused on educating the public about Malaysia’s natural heritage – until now, that is.

The Forest Learning Centre (FLC), situated in the city’s lush 91ha Perdana Botanical Garden and right across from the herbarium, looks to fill in that gap.

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