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MPOGCF terus menyokong usaha mempromosikan pelancongan berasaskan pemerhatian burung avi-tourism dan pemuliharaan biodiversiti negara.
Bagi tujuan itu, MPOGCF menyertai Johor International Panti Bird Race 2026 anjuran Jabatan Perhutanan Negeri Johor (JPNJ) dengan kerjasama Pertubuhan Kelestarian Ekosistem Alam (NEST) yang berlangsung pada 10 dan 11 Oktober 2026 di Suaka Burung Panti, Kota Tinggi, Johor.
Antara aktiviti yang dijalankan termasuk pertandingan Bird Race, Photo Race, sesi perkongsian serta aktiviti pemerhatian burung menggunakan binokular di denai rimba.
Selain menjadi antara penaja utama program ini, MPOGCF juga berpeluang membuka reruai untuk mempromosikan inisiatif pemuliharaan biodiversiti yang dilaksanakan oleh industri sawit Malaysia.
Program ini merupakan sebahagian daripada Kalendar Pelancongan Johor 2026 sempena Visit Johor 2026, dengan matlamat menarik minat pemerhati burung tempatan dan antarabangsa serta meningkatkan kesedaran terhadap kepentingan biodiversiti di Suaka Burung Panti, kawasan Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) ke-14 di Malaysia.
Majlis Perasmian Penutup disempurnakan Pengarah Jabatan Perhutanan Negeri Johor, Mohd Syahrir Azrin Salleh. Hadir sama, Timbalan Pengarah Tourism Johor, Mohd Amin Kadiman.
Penglibatan MPOGCF dalam program ini bertujuan mempromosikan jenama dan inisiatif pemuliharaan biodiversiti dalam landskap sawit selain mengukuhkan hubungan dengan rakan-rakan strategik.
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MPOGCF continues to support efforts to promote birdwatching tourism (avi-tourism) and biodiversity conservation in Malaysia.
In line with this commitment, MPOGCF participated in Johor International Panti Bird Race 2026, organised by the Johor State Forestry Department (JPNJ) in collaboration with the Nature Ecosystem Sustainability Organisation (NEST), held on 10 and 11 October 2026 at Panti Bird Sanctuary, Kota Tinggi, Johor.
Activities included Bird Race and Photo Race competitions, knowledge-sharing sessions, and birdwatching activities using binoculars along the forest trails.
As one of the main sponsors of the programme, MPOGCF also had the opportunity to set up an exhibition booth to promote biodiversity conservation initiatives undertaken by Malaysia’s oil palm industry.
The programme is part of the Johor Tourism Calendar 2026 in conjunction with Visit Johor 2026. It aims to attract local and international birdwatchers and raise awareness of the importance of biodiversity at Panti Bird Sanctuary, Malaysia’s 14th Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA).
The closing ceremony was officiated by the Director of the Johor State Forestry Department, Mohd Syahrir Azrin Salleh. Also in attendance was the Deputy Director of Tourism Johor, Mohd Amin Kadiman.
MPOGCF’s participation aimed to promote its brand and biodiversity conservation initiatives within oil palm landscapes, while strengthening relationships with strategic partners.

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