River Education Trip
The River Educational Trip (RET) takes participants on a guided journey along Sungai Klang to see how the river is being cleaned, monitored and rehabilitated.
Developed by LLSB, the programme offers a closer look at the challenges affecting the river, the systems used to address them, and the communities whose lives and livelihoods remain closely connected to it.
RET is designed for organisations, educational institutions and community groups looking for an engaging way to learn about environmental and community responsibility.
Register for a River Educational TripA Journey With Community At Its Heart
- RET is delivered in collaboration with Persatuan Nelayan Kawasan Pelabuhan Klang through Klang River Taxi Resources.
- Gain first-hand insight into river operations and restoration efforts.
- Support greater activity along Sungai Klang.
- Raise awareness of river pollution, conservation and stewardship.
- Strengthen connections between communities, organisations and the river.
Interceptor 001
The first interceptor deployed in Malaysia, capturing floating waste before it travels further downstream.
Log Boom Sungai Pinang
Containing and directing debris toward designated collection points, where it can be removed more efficiently.
Water Quality Monitoring Station
Monitor river conditions in real time, providing valuable data to support water-quality management and rehabilitation planning.
Interceptor 005
Captures floating waste before it reaches the sea, demonstrating how partnerships can support practical environmental solutions.
Mangrove Point
Learn about the relationship between rivers, mangrove forests and coastal resilience, and discover the flora and fauna of the ecosystem.
Routes and site experiences may vary depending on river conditions and operational availability.
RET can be combined with optional activities for organisations seeking a more active programme, arranged according to the interests, objectives and size of each group.
- Mangrove or riverbank clean-up
- Guided mangrove conservation sessions
- Environmental awareness activities
- Exposure to traditional fishing activities
- Discovery of products made by local small and medium enterprises
◉ Do's
- Bring your own water bottle and refill it with us — no plastic bottles or containers allowed.
- Wear a mask at all times, except during a food break.
- Wear shoes; slippers are strictly not allowed.
- Dress properly and accordingly.
⊘ Don'ts
- Do not remove your safety jacket while on the boat.
- Children aged 12 or below must be accompanied by parents or guardians.
- The number of pax per boat shall not exceed the maximum allowed capacity.
