Borneo Wildlife Checklist

Keep a record of every animal you see in Borneo. All 4,245 species in the guide — mammals, birds, amphibians, lizards, snakes, turtles & crocs, plants and insects — are here as one tick-list: tap a species when you spot it, and add the location and dates to pin the list to a particular trip. Everything saves on your own device, with no account and nothing to sign up for, and the page keeps working offline once you've opened it — useful in a reserve with no signal. At the end of a trip, download it as a PDF or open it as an email draft to send on.

How the Borneo wildlife checklist works

1. Tick what you see. Every species in the guide is on the list, split into tabs by group. Tap one when you spot it, or search the checklist by name.
2. Pin it to a trip. Add your name, a group name, the locations you visited and the dates, or choose a single-day list.
3. Keep or share it. Download your sightings or the full checklist as a PDF, or open it as an email draft in your own mail app.

⚙️ Manage groups Send a copy to wildlifeofborneo@gmail.com 🗑️ Clear list

Email opens a pre-filled draft in your own mail app, with the To field left empty — add your own address (or whoever you're sending it to), and attach the downloaded PDF before sending.

What the checklist is for

Use it as a running Borneo life list that builds across trips, as a trip list for a tour group or a single day in a reserve, or as a way to see at a glance which groups you have barely touched. Each species on the list opens the guide page with photographs and identification notes, and the lists are drawn from the same data as the guides: mammals, birds, snakes, frogs, lizards, turtles and crocodiles, freshwater fish, plants, moths, butterflies, dragonflies, other insects, arachnids. To plan what to look for before you go, use the trip planner, or browse the full species guide and the regions guide.

Common questions

What is the Borneo wildlife checklist?

It is a free tick-list of all 4,245 species in the Wildlife of Borneo guide — mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects, arachnids and plants. Tap a species when you see it, add the location and dates, and download the result as a PDF or open it as an email draft.

Do I need an account or an app?

No. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to install. Your list is saved on your own device in this browser, and the page keeps working offline once you have opened it. Because it lives in the browser, download or email a copy at the end of a trip so it is safe if you ever clear your browser data.

Can I use it for a group, a single day or a whole trip?

Yes. Add a name and a group name, choose one or more locations, and set a start and finish date — or switch on the single-day option for a one-day list. The PDF carries those details with the species you ticked.

Can I keep a Borneo life list on it?

Yes. Species you tick stay ticked, so the list builds up over successive trips, and the counter at the top shows how many of the 4,245 species you have seen.

Field checklist by wildlifeofborneo.com