Kulamba Wildlife Reserve, Wildlife reserve in Sabah, Malaysia

Kulamba Wildlife Reserve is a 204 km2 (79 sq mi) protected area in Sabah, Malaysia, on the island of Borneo. It is protected under state law and is particularly important for the conservation of orangutans.

Kulamba Wildlife Reserve lies in Sabah, Malaysia, and covers 204 km2. It is an area protected under state law, and the sources single out its role in the conservation of orangutans as its particular importance.

The reserve lies in Sabah, Malaysia, and covers 204 km2 protected under state law. Its name, Kulamba, is shared with the surrounding Kinabatangan landscape, and the area is known above all as a site for orangutan conservation, a focus visitors hear about from reserve authorities.

The reserve lies in Sabah, Malaysia, and covers 204 km2 (79 sq mi) under state law protection. Access is by permission from the state authorities, so arrange it before travelling; the sources give no visitor facilities, trails or schedules.

The reserve covers 204 km² of Sabah, Malaysia, protected under state law. Its main conservation role is for orangutans, not birds; no source mentions BirdLife International status.