FRIM: A National Heritage provides a comprehensive view into the heart of FRIM which qualifies it as a Natural Heritage and National Heritage. Each of the 16 chapters in the book covers in-depth exploration of the campus relating to research, education, achievements, contributions to the community and future aspirations. This book also serves as FRIM’s contribution in documenting our national treasures. It is hoped that it can be a source of knowledge and guide to those who wish to know more about FRIM and its efforts towards gaining recognition as a national heritage.

The Proceedings of National Seminar on Bamboo 2023 serve as a resource for both national and international audiences to effortlessly obtain knowledge and information of the bamboo research in Malaysia.

The Journal of Tropical Forest Science (JTFS) is a quarterly journal dedicated to improving our understanding of tropical forestry, an area that has never before attracted so much attention in the conservation of the environment, both globally and in the tropical countries, and the need to manage the tropical forest as sustainable ecosystems. JTFS publishes original articles on current research related to tropical forestry and its associated sciences, including management of tropical forests, development, production and harvesting of forest produce (wood and non-wood), forest botany, physiology, ecology, soil, genetics, protection, conservation, forest mycology, economics and aspects of afforestation and reforestation. Papers on other areas of forestry that can be related to tropical forestry, commentaries, hypotheses, short communications and book reviews are also published.

The Journal of Tropical Forest Science (JTFS) is a quarterly journal dedicated to improving our understanding of tropical forestry, an area that has never before attracted so much attention in the conservation of the environment, both globally and in the tropical countries, and the need to manage the tropical forest as sustainable ecosystems. JTFS publishes original articles on current research related to tropical forestry and its associated sciences, including management of tropical forests, development, production and harvesting of forest produce (wood and non-wood), forest botany, physiology, ecology, soil, genetics, protection, conservation, forest mycology, economics and aspects of afforestation and reforestation. Papers on other areas of forestry that can be related to tropical forestry, commentaries, hypotheses, short communications and book reviews are also published.

The Journal of Tropical Forest Science (JTFS) is a quarterly journal dedicated to improving our understanding of tropical forestry, an area that has never before attracted so much attention in the conservation of the environment, both globally and in the tropical countries, and the need to manage the tropical forest as sustainable ecosystems. JTFS publishes original articles on current research related to tropical forestry and its associated sciences, including management of tropical forests, development, production and harvesting of forest produce (wood and non-wood), forest botany, physiology, ecology, soil, genetics, protection, conservation, forest mycology, economics and aspects of afforestation and reforestation. Papers on other areas of forestry that can be related to tropical forestry, commentaries, hypotheses, short communications and book reviews are also published.

Buku Variasi Pokok Landskap ini mengumpulkan 50 spesies pokok-pokok yang mempunyai keunikan samada bentuk silara; bunga yang menarik, berbau harum dan menarik burung atau serangga; pucuk-pucuk muda yang berwarna dengan karakter yang istimewa dan pelbagai lagi. Buku ini boleh dijadikan rujukan tambahan oleh pembaca daripada pelbagai peringkat umur dan pengetahuan bidang kepakaran.

Status of Mangroves in Malaysia is a successor to the book with a similar title that was published in 2020. The current publication is an update on the status, extent and distribution of mangroves in Malaysia. The concept of this book is similar to the previous one, where the latest information on mangroves are included to expose the reader to the richness of our priceless, pristine mangrove ecosystem in Malaysia.

The book Fauna in FRIM offers a comprehensive and up-to-date exploration of the fauna species found within in FRIM. Focusing on mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles, this book provides detailed species descriptions, including common, scientific, and Malay names, as well as identifying features, sizes, distributions, habitats, and importance. To enhance the reader’s experience, the book is beautifully illustrated with stunning pictures that facilitate visualization and understanding.

Buku ini merupakan kompilasi penulisan hasil kajian yang telah dijalankan oleh para penyelidik di beberapa kawasan hutan terosot terpilih Semenanjung Malaysia. Kajian yang dijalankan bertujuan untuk membangunkan kaedah yang bersesuaian dalam usaha restorasi kawasan hutan terosot. Buku ini boleh dijadikan sebagai rujukan asas dalam melaksanakan kajian di kawasan hutan terosot Semenanjung Malaysia.

Buku ini merupakan kompilasi penulisan hasil kajian yang telah dijalankan oleh para penyelidik di beberapa kawasan hutan terosot terpilih Semenanjung Malaysia. Kajian yang dijalankan bertujuan untuk membangunkan kaedah yang bersesuaian dalam usaha restorasi kawasan hutan terosot. Buku ini boleh dijadikan sebagai rujukan asas dalam melaksanakan kajian di kawasan hutan terosot Semenanjung Malaysia.