THE Shah Alam Community Forest Society (SACF) is pushing for a part of the Bukit Cherakah Forest Reserve (BCFR) to be gazetted as a community forest to preserve its ecological value and biodiversity.
The forest, which has been used by the public for recreation and educational purposes, is one of the few forests left in the Klang Valley.
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A thick green canopy provides shade to hikers as they walk through the forest in Shah Alam.
The Shah Alam Community Forest is rich in biodiversity.
Hikers of all ages enjoying a hike at the forest in Bukit Cherakah, Shah Alam.
The peak garden allows hikers to relax and take a break before continuing on their journey.
A rainbow above the water as sighted by one of the hikers.
The signboard by SACF Society at the entrance of the forest in Section U13, Setia Alam.
The Shah Alam Community Forest is home to different types of animals, including this dusky leaf monkey.
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