Who are we?

Sapulut Forest Development Sdn Bhd, or fondly known as Sapulut, is a sustainable forestry company in Sapulut, located in the state of Sabah, Malaysia.

For many decades, Sabah's rain forest was logged extensively for its valuable timber. Although such uncontrolled practices have since ceased, its effect is still felt today. Many once forested regions are so badly degraded they are lost forever. As a responsible forestry company, we hope to reverse the damage. Hence, we are making it our mission, bringing back the natural forest and manage it sustainably.

We treasure the forest not only for its beautiful timbers but also as a habitat to a plethora of flora and fauna, as well as the native communities. To enhance the forests under our care, we are determined to restore parts of the degraded forest with well-thought replanting programs that includes indigenous and wildlife-friendly trees. This increases biodiversity and is the key to reviving the ecosystem to provide economic, environment and social services.

If you find our quest interesting and want to help us make a difference, we would be delighted to hear from you.

Thank you.

Sapulut Forestry Development Sdn Bhd

Monday, 25 May 2015

Second (2nd) Forest Management Plan : Management Objectives

The specific management objectives over the 10-year planning period of the FMP are as follows:-

i. To ensure that the Licensed Area is managed sustainably in order to provide optimum continuous        supply of high quality timber and other wood products based on application of Environmental-Friendly practices;

ii. To maintain and enhance the growth of commercial timber species of commercial timber species and health of the forest ecosystems through active intervention management such as, enrichment planting, silvicultural treatment, monitoring, prevention, and suppression of destructive forest agents especially fires, pests, etc.

iii. To enhance and restore the ecological connectivity for potential support (habitats) of viable wildlife populations, biodiversity conservation and associated ecosystem services;

v. To provide employment opportunities to the local communities especially those living adjacent to the Licensed Area through forestry related activities; and

vi. To support Government policy to manage forest reserves based on SFM principles, as well as, the Sabah Tourism Policy to enable tourism to be developed, which generate long-term sustainable benefits.

vii. It is envisaged that the Licensed Area will be certified in by 2015.
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