Wild Durian: Forest, People & Future

Beyond the fruit itself, wild durian carries stories of forests, biodiversity, and the communities who live closely with them. This session explores the deeper connection between forest ecosystems and local livelihoods, and why preserving these landscapes matters for the future. Through sharing and experience, the panel opens up conversations on conservation, cultural knowledge, and how we can better value what the forest gives us.

Date & Time: 13 June 2026, 1600H - 1730H

Venue: KOTAJAIL Ayer Molek , Forum Area

Duration: Approx. 60–90 minutes

Tickets: Access to this forum is included with your Earth Fest pass.
Limited seating available—early arrival is encouraged.

Organised by: Earth Fest 2026 Team

Session Format: Panel sharing + moderated discussion + audience Q&A

What to Expect:
- real case studies
- expert perspectives
- understand the connection between forest ecosystems and local livelihoods

Important Notes:
– Session will be conducted in English
– Please arrive 10 minutes early to secure your seat
– Photography/videography may be in progress for documentation and promotional use

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