Edventure Project

Bridging the Language & Culture Gap: The Importance of English Education

I have a friend in Canada who works with a government program assimilating immigrants into Canadian society. Similar to this […]

WE ARE SO LUCKY! Ezra says that we’re always lucky, and I think he might be right. When we were […]

Here’s a little video Tony made for you… The orang utans at the Sepilok Rehabilitation Center:

I’m so glad that we didn’t rush to get to Labuk Bay yesterday and try to cram the proboscis monkeys […]

The Rainforest Discovery Center is located on the fringe of the Kebili-Sepilok forest reserve. It would be easy to drive […]

We have a young friend in New Jersey; his name is Max He is very interested in carnivorous plants. Maybe […]

“But you’ve already seen Orang Utans!” Indeed. But can one really have too many encounters with an endangered species on […]

There is no scenario in which a Four Points by Sheraton, with en casa McDonalds improves a waterfront; Sandakan is […]

“Well, THIS is going to be an adventure,” I muttered to Tony as our boat dude disappeared into downtown Kota […]

I don’t know if I’ve seen anything much funnier than a wharf full of tipsy Asian people ringing in the […]

If you’re just casually following our blog then this post may or may not be of interest to you. But […]

At 9:30 a.m. the temperature hovered around 95F/35C. The sun beat down on the pavement and reflected so brightly that […]