The secondary forest of Cyberjaya Lake Gardens showcases rich variety of biodiversity. Visitors may observe birds, small mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and numerous insects through direct sightings, distinctive calls and footprints along the educational trail walk.

The shrubs, young saplings, forest floor vegetation, fallen leaves, and decaying wood create essential microhabitats that provide shelter, nesting sites, and food for many organisms, these natural features also form wildlife pathways and serve as ecological buffers that link surrounding green spaces.

Among the notable species found here are the Long-tailed Macaque which listed as Endangered (EN) on the IUCN Red List. The forest canopy is primarily composed of tree species such as Common Pulai, Laurel Wood and other species. Along this walkway, visitors may also encounter, Plantain Squirrel, Stripe-throated bulbul, or White-throated kingfisher, offering diverse opportunities to explore and learn about the ecosystem within Cyberjaya Lake Gardens.

Animal that can be spotted:

Malay Name	English Name	Scientific Name
Kera	Long-tailed Macaque	Macaca fascicularis
Tupai Pinang	Plantain Squirrel	Callosciurus notatus
Merbah Kunyit Lekir	Stripe-throated bulbul	Pycnonotus finlaysoni
Pekaka Belukar	White-throated kingfisher	Halcyon smyrnensis
Bangau Kecil	Little Egret	Egretta garzetta
Upih Sawah	Painted Stork	Mycteria leucocephala
Biawak Air	Monitor Lizard	Varanus salvator

 

	Long-tailed Macaque
	Plantain squirrel
	Stripe-throated bulbul
	White-throated kingfisher