The Endau-Rompin Landscape (ERL) is approximately 3,600 km² and ranges across two Southern states in Peninsular Malaysia: Johor and Pahang. The ERL includes the protected areas, permanent forest reserves (PRFs), logging concessions, villages, various types of forest plantations and other state-owned lands. The protected areas of approximately 890 km² are the contiguous state parks of Endau-Rompin Pahang State Park and Endau-Rompin Johor National Park. The ERL is one of the three tiger source sites in Malaysia and home to the endangered Asian elephant. It is also home to a host of other endangered wildlife such as Sunda pangolins, flat-headed cats, white-handed gibbons and Malayan tapirs. The ERL landscape is an important habitat for the highly priced agarwood (Aquilaria spp).