Sun Bear Conservation Centre

The Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre (BSBCC) is a non-profit organization based in Sabah, Malaysia, dedicated to the conservation of the sun bear, the smallest bear species in the world. The BSBCC aims to rescue, rehabilitate, and release sun bears back into the wild while also promoting public awareness and education about the species.

The BSBCC provides a safe haven for rescued sun bears and rehabilitates them for eventual release back into the wild. In addition, the BSBCC conducts research on sun bears to better understand their behavior, ecology, and needs, and works with local communities to promote conservation and education about the species.

Sun bears face a number of threats, including habitat loss due to deforestation, hunting for their body parts (which are used in traditional medicine), and capture for the illegal pet trade. As human populations and development continue to encroach on sun bear habitat, the need for conservation efforts like those provided by the BSBCC becomes increasingly urgent.

There are a number of ways to support the work of the BSBCC, including making a donation to the organization, visiting the center and learning more about sun bears, and spreading awareness about the threats facing the species. You can also volunteer your time and skills to help with the center's mission, or participate in fundraising efforts to support the BSBCC's work.

The Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre (BSBCC) offers a variety of activities for visitors, including guided tours of the center, educational talks, and volunteer opportunities. Visitors can learn about the sun bear's behavior and habitat, as well as the work being done by the center to conserve the species.