Exploring the urban jungle: making space for wildness in cities by Moxon, Sian

“…They offer a model for rewilding cities worldwide to ensure future cities are sustainable, ecologically and psychologically restorative ‘urban jungles’.…”
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Entrapment by Amin Babjee, Shaikh Mohamed

“…A decoy (denak) is a living, trained cross-bred jungle fowl that is used to attract and challenge the wild dominant male jungle fowl in its own natural territory. …”
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Dual Triumphalist Heritage Narrative And The Sungai Buloh Leprosy Settlement by Por, Heong Hong

“…Unlike other heritage movements in Malaysia, which are largely ethnicbased and culture obsessed (Cartier 1996; Worden 2001), the preservation movement of the Sungai Bulah Leprosy Settlement (SBLS thereafter), also widely referred to as the "Valley of Hope", 1 is concerned with the conservation of a site that is associated with a socially stigmatised disease. Built at a jungle fringe in Selangor in 1930, SBLS was constructed as a place for the treatment, and forced isolation from wider society, of people suffering from leprosy. …”
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The dynamism of Malaysian furniture industry by Kamarudin, Ahmad Farid, Mohd Kassim, Abdul Wahid, Hassan, Mohamad Ghozali

“…Malaysia is the home to the world's third largest tropical rain forest behind Amazon and African wild jungle. The furniture industry in Malaysia has become one of the country's most vibrant sources of growth (Focus On Malaysian Furniture - Part 1,2005). …”
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Environmentalism in the realm of Malaysian novels in English by Zainal, Zainor Izat

“…In this chapter, I examine and critique four contemporary Malaysian novels in English: Keris Mas’ Jungle of Hope (2009), Yang-May Ooi’s The Flame Tree (1998), KS Maniam’s Between Lives (2003), and Chuah Guat Eng’s Days of Change (2010). …”
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Wireless sensor network gateway to satellite network by Shahid Khan, Adnan, Hayat, Imran, Fisal, Norsheila

“…Instant data can be transferred without having to enter dangerous area (for example entering an active volcano area or a wild jungle) frequently, thus reducing the risk and research expenditures. …”