Swampland but no wasteland


3 Field staff from WWF-Malaysia Ronny Madius, Forest Department Sarawak Martin Jandom and local guide Langub Labo pointing to the peaks of Payeh Maga on their way up to Camp One.

Haven for wildlife, Payeh Maga has potential to provide steady tourism ringgit

A MALE Ashy Drongo, flies back and forth between a few trees to a designated tree near a wooden hut belonging to villagers of Long Tuyo, in the picturesque highlands called Payeh Maga.

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