nature@malaysia website development team

Yus Azlan Yusoff
Project Manager

Free-spirited Yus Azlan is well-travelled and has many experiences being in close contact with Mother Nature. As a freelance writer focusing on travel and leisure, he's keen in seeing a better environment for the future.

Email him at yus@nature.com.my

Amanda Lee Yit Yong
Designer

The person behind nature@malaysia's creative arm, Amanda has been designing with a balanced sense of aesthetics, practicality and user-friendliness. With years of web designing experience, Amanda is integral to nature@malaysia's success.

Email her at amandaly@nature.com.my

Jasmeen Zahri
Web Editor

A full time web editor of a travel portal, Jasmeen has been involved in New Media content arena for almost four years. Her interest in the great outdoors has led her to write more about her travels within the country.

Email her at jasmeen@nature.com.my

Contributors

Arthur Teng
Photographer

49-year-old Arthur Teng may be a self-taught photographer, but he has proven that deep interest alone has brought him to where he is today.A Graphic Designer by profession, Arthur's dedication towards photography can be measured by the enormous amount of awards and recognition received locally and internationally.

He published 'Rustic Malaysia - A Pictorial Journey' in 1994. In 1995, he was amongst 35 international photographers contributed for another coffee-table book 'The Phillipines - A journey through the archipelago'. He has held 10 solo photography exhibitions, (including one solo in Hersegade, Denmark and one in Jakarta, Indonesia) and 11 group exhibitions.

Arthur's images have appeared in many travel magazines and books such as Going Places, Wings of Gold, Action Asia; APA's Insight Guides series on Malaysia; Singapore, Indonesia, Phillipines and Kuala Lumpur; Wild Places and National Parks of Malaysia; Visitors' Guide to Taman Negara; Exciting Malaysia; The Phillipines - A journey through the Archipelago, Eyes.

For more inquiries, email Arthur at enquiry@arthurteng.com

Michael Patrick Wong
Photographer

Michael Patrick Wong, dental surgeon by profession, runs a successful dental practice in London.  He also has an even more successful career in filming the natural underwater environment.

Michael has produced several short films and documentaries for the esteemed National Geographic Society, among which is the internationally acclaimed "Secrets of the Turtle Tomb".

His very first book SIPADAN - Borneo's Underwater Paradise won the prestigious international award - Prix Mondial Du Livre D'image Sous Marine - 1992 (Best Underwater book in the World 1992) at the 19th Festival Mondial de L'image Sous Marine in Antibes Juan Les Pins, France.  His other publication, Malaysia Beneath the Waves is published with generous support from many sponsors worldwide.

You can reach Michael via email at wongmp@aol.com