Virtual Tour
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Want to visit us but can’t because state borders aren’t opened yet?
Join us on a virtual tour instead! The tour will be hosted by Dr. Pelf and we will take you to the River Terrapin Conservation Centre in Kemaman.
In the live tour, there will be a video and an animation, plus a few quizzes and at the end of the tour, there will be a Q&A session. You will learn about:
– the differences between turtles in the world
– biology and ecology of turtles
– the dangers/threats that they face
– turtle conservation project by TCS
– tour of the turtle gallery (museum)
Once you have signed up, you will receive a Zoom link by email before the virtual tour. Timezone: GMT +8 (Kuala Lumpur).
P/S: Want to organise a private virtual tour for a group? Email [email protected] for a group discount!
P/P/S: If you are from Singapore, please purchase your ticket here instead. Due to local regulatory requirements, PayPal Singapore users cannot make payments to non-profit organisations or charities registered outside of Singapore.
Sarah & Nad –
We had fun during the virtual tour and also learnt a lot about Malaysia’s local turtles and tortoises. The timing was also perfect for us being in Europe, whereby usually programes are held when we ‘re still sleeping. Thanks to the organiser!
TEE TING SIEW –
We joined the 1st Virtual Tour by TCS last Sunday.
Well, we would give them 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼! Great job by them trying to showcase their gallery and hatchery using mobile and Internet.
Though I still think being there in person will be more fun as u can touch the artifacts on display, slowly read the information displayed on the walls, and the best is get to play with the hatchlings in their start-up pond.
And can enjoy the strong sea breeze (though u can see it from the coconuts trees branches swaying strongly in the nearby village).
But the message of conservation and how we can help to preserve the natural river habitats did get transpired well with the kids’ audience.
Since it’s MCO now in most part of the cities, I do encourage all parents to consider joining this educational and fun (virtual) tour with your children. I am sure we will all get to gain some new knowledge.
Wendy –
We are very privileged to be psysically there while Dr Pelf conduct the virtual tour. Very informative and the kids are very engaged throughout the whole session.
The session started with introduction to the project, witnessing the nests and eggs at the hatchery, microchipping process, briefing on all the different species of turtles, a walkthough the exhibits in the gallery consisting of skeletal and preserved of different species alongside informative posters. Lastly a visit to the pond of hatchlings before Q&A session. The whole tour went smoothly and transitioning from one scene to another making the one hour compact with great educational value.
K : It was really cool and awesome; can learn a lot about river terrapins and turtles !
J : The whole tour is very interesting ! I love it !
Quek Yew Aun –
Great way to visit the Turtle Gallery and learn about terrapins from anywhere in Malaysia/the world! Pelf does an amazing job in engaging the crowd.
Highly recommended!
Li Hui –
I have learnt a lot from the virtual tour and it was very informative and fun. This is the first time where I get to know that there is also a type of turtle that named Terrapin other than Leatherback turtle. Thank you Dr Pelf and your team. Good job!
Azril and Lily –
Excellent and informative virtual tour. Totally recommended!
Was nice to see as well the many head started turtles in your care. May all of them do well upon their release.
I had not realized that they smile naturally too! Adorable like bottlenose dolphins, that can be some good marketing right there :)
Keep up the great work. And maybe we can look forward to a virtual tour 2 with more stuff? :D
Nur Fathihah –
Very informative presentation. Keep up the good work.^^
Nur Azah Hamzaid –
excellent virtual tour by Dr Pelf. our whole family enjoyed it :-) can see you guys are passionate and doing great work. thank you so much for the effort!
Calvin Lai Yew Veng –
Thoroughly enjoyed the virtual tour which I attended on 10 July 2021. It was a very informative session and I managed to learn a lot, such as the fact that there are 22 species of turtles in Malaysia.
I really wish I could have been there in person to see the turtles.
Keep up the good work Dr. Pelf and the rest of the team!
Andrew Sia –
An excellent virtual tour, Dr Pelf is a cheerful guide to the terrapins. U will leave the tour feeling something for these poor animals. The NGO doesn’t get any govt support & need all the public help they can get.