Introduction

Brunei Darussalam being one of the richest country in the world as well as one of the best in preserving its rainforest seems not to differ from other countries in some parts of the world.

Brunei Darussalam is famous for its unique culture as well as its glamorous interesting places. These places of interest has become the tourists attractions and thus became part of the country’s economic assets.

Among the most visited places of interest in Brunei is Kampong Ayer or also known as the Venice of The East. This is located in Sungai Brunei, an important river which connects the capital of the country, it is also where other cultural and historical places of the country is located such as the Jong Batu, Makam di Luba, Damuan Recreational Park, Istana Nurul Iman, Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque and Lumut Lunting.

Jong Batu (Photographed by: Safwan Mohiddin)

The profile of Sungai Brunei includes the provision of habitat for the various Flora and Fauna. This includes the Proboscis Monkeys, Egrets and Herron birds, The undiscovered aquatic plants and animals, Mangroves and perhaps a lot more.

Herron (Photographed by: Safwan Mohiddin)

This publication however discover the contemporary problems being faced and still is by the important river. In the previous findings done on this river portrays the evidence of rubbish pollution in the river.

Thus this blog shows our approach of trying to identify the problems which causes such a tragedy to occur. In this blog we included the problems, solutions, our vision, our action plans as well as what has been done in our attempt to at least reduce the problem.