Hans Hazebroek
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Hans Hazebroek is a geologist, natural history writer and wildlife photographer. He wrote and photographed 5 books about the protected areas of Sarawak and Sabah, including National Parks of Sarawak and Danum Valley, the Rainforest.
Hans Hazebroek is a geologist, natural history writer and wildlife photographer. He wrote and photographed 5 books about the protected areas of Sarawak and Sabah, including National Parks of Sarawak and Danum Valley, the Rainforest.
Hailing from northern California, biologist Ch'ien Lee has made his home in Kuching for the past 19 years, having discovered an incurable fascination with Borneo’s rainforest. He has been engaged as a full time freelance wildlife photographer since 2003 and his images have been used by National Geographic, the BBC, and numerous local and international publications. Ch’ien travels widely across Southeast Asia for his work, and regards nature photography as a vital means of increasing awareness and thereby promoting conservation for the region’s astounding yet fragile biodiversity.
Pearl Ee
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Tired of hauling a heavy backpack of camera gear? Sick of having to spend several minutes setting up only to have your subject escape just as you are about to photograph it? Try phonephotography! With a quicker and simpler setup, you can now capture stunning photographs with that precious smart device of which you constantly have in your hands. Join Pearl for 45 minutes as she talks about interesting tips and tricks on photographing frogs with your phone.
Tired of hauling a heavy backpack of camera gear? Sick of having to spend several minutes setting up only to have your subject escape just as you are about to photograph it? Try phonephotography! With a quicker and simpler setup, you can now capture stunning photographs with that precious smart device of which you constantly have in your hands. Join Pearl for 45 minutes as she talks about interesting tips and tricks on photographing frogs with your phone.
The Race Organisers are grateful to the following colleagues for their time and expertise to make the International Bornean Frog Race an exciting and informative one!
Title: Reminiscences of My Association with Legendary HerpetologistsLim Boo Liat
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Title: Global Amphibian ConservationPhil Bishop
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Title: Photography and story as tools to change perceptions and inspire conservation actionRobin Moore
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Title: Leaping Forward into Nature Tourism with Bornean FrogsKelvin Kueh Boon Hee
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Title: Frogs in a Water CycleRamlah Binti Zainudin
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Title: How to record frog calls: a bioacoustics workshopUlmar GrafeProfessor, Faculty of Science & Institute for Biodiversity and Environmental Research
Universiti Brunei Darussalam, Jalan Tungku Link, Gadong BE1410, Brunei Darussalam Dr Ulmar Grafe, Professor of Biology at Universiti Brunei Darussalam. He has been trained at Cornell’s Lab of Ornithology and its Bioacoustics Research Program. He has recorded frogs widely especially in West Africa and Borneo. His recordings have been used by musicians and he is involved in developing fully automated acoustic species identifications. |
Title: MacrophotographyCh'ien C. LeeHailing from northern California, biologist Ch'ien Lee has made his home in Kuching for the past 19 years, having discovered an incurable fascination with Borneo’s rainforest. He has been engaged as a full time freelance wildlife photographer since 2003 and his images have been used by National Geographic, the BBC, and numerous local and international publications. Ch’ien travels widely across Southeast Asia for his work, and regards nature photography as a vital means of increasing awareness and thereby promoting conservation for the region’s astounding yet fragile biodiversity.
www.wildborneo.com.my www.facebook.com/chienleephotography |
Title: Introduction to Frog ArtMohamad Faizuan MatFaizwan Mat was born in March 23rd, 1982 is a writer, artist and scholar. He graduated from UiTM Shah Alam with B.A Hons Degree in Fine Art. He furthers his MSc in Integrated Design Studies at Universiti Putra Malaysia. Currently, he worked for UNIMAS as a lecturer in Visual Art and Technology Department, Faculty of Applied and Creative Arts. In 2002, he began to practice as a painter. He attended several group exhibitions in Klang Valley and Sarawak. Now, he supported himself by writing art appreciation and criticism for major Malaysian art magazines.
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