Discover the abundance of wildlife at the Shah Alam Community Forest!

The Shah Alam Community Forest (SACF) is a lowland rainforest in Selangor, Malaysia. SACF forms a critical ecological corridor that connects the two remaining patches of Bukit Cerakah Forest Reserve, which are believed to still home the endangered Malayan Tapir, among other threatened species.

SACF is currently owned by the Selangor State Government and the Selangor State Development Corporation and is at risk of commercial development. The SACF Society was officially formed in March 2016 in an attempt to save and gazzette this precious forest and its abundance of life.