1. State parks are areas established by states to preserve locations for their natural beauty, history, or recreation potential. 2. The document compares Montgomery Bell State Park and Kuala Lumpur Forest Eco Park, providing background on when each was established and details about their forest types, sizes, landscapes, and wildlife habitats. 3. State parks aim to make their natural, scenic, cultural, and ecological values available to the public for enjoyment and education now and for future generations.

1. Topic 2 :State Park
Group 11
"Adventure Time"
Project 1 :
Experiential Landscape
Tutor : Mr. Mohamed Fariz Hilmi
(L) Tang Chia Loo 0321414
Lim Wei Heng 0320148
Lim Ting Le 0320028
Yen Wei Zheng 0320266
Lim Yang Kang 0320538

2. Contents:
1. What is State Park ?
Comparative Case Study:
Montgomery Bell State Park Vs. KL Forest Eco Park
2. Historical Background
3. Physical Characteristic
a) Forest Type
b) Size and Location
c) Landscape Idea
d) Wildlife Habitat
4. Site Context & People Activity
5. Summary

3. 3
What is State Park ?
Typically established by the state to
preserve a location on account of its natural
beauty, historic interest or recreational
potential

4. VS

5. 5
Historical Background – Montgomery Bell State
Park

7. Historical Background – Kuala Lumpur Forest Eco
Park
1906
- 17.5 hectares
BucketWeld
forest Reserve 1934
-Wildlife Reserve and
Bird Sanctuary
1950
- 5 hectares Virgin
Jungle Reserve
1970
-Bukit Nenas Forest
Reserve
2014
- 9.3 hectares KL Forest Eco
Park

9. Physical Characteristics

10. Oak –Hickory
Forest
Ecosystem
Tropicana
Rainforest
Ecosystem
Forest
Type

11. Size &
Location
Landscape
Idea
Green Reserve

12. Historical
Landmark

13. Wildlife
Habitat
Kuala Lumpur Forest
Eco Park

14. Montgomery Bell State Park

15. Site Context & People
Activity

22. Summary !!
State parks consist of relatively spacious areas
of outstanding scenic or natural character,
oftentimes also containing significant
historical, ecological, geological, or other
similar values
Improvements & Maintenance undertaken
within state parks shall be for the purpose of
making the areas available for public
enjoyment and education in a manner
consistent with the preservation of natural,
scenic, cultural, and ecological values for
present and future generations.

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References
Roger, E. B. (2001).Landscape Design: a Culture and Architectural History. New
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Said, I. , Omar, Z. , Lee F.C. (2004). Wayside trees of Malaysia : Plant material
booklet 2. Skudai, Malaysia : Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Jones, R. S. (2007). 1001 gardens you must see before you die. London : Cassell
Illustrated
Montgomery Bell State Park , [website] Retrieved from
http://tnstateparks.com/parks/about/montgomery-bell
Forestry department Peninsular Malaysia, [website] Retrieved from
http://www.forestry.gov.my/index.php/en/hutan-lipur-hutan-taman-negeri-2

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