KOTA KINABALU: A forest reserve in eastern Sabah promises one of the best hopes to conserve the Bornean elephants, a joint study at various locations in the state by the Sabah Wildlife Department and a non-governmental organisation here found.
The Segaliud Lokan forest reserve was found to have sufficient food sources for the animals, said Raymond Alfred, the conservation and research programme head of the Borneo Conservation Trust that was involved in the tracking of the elephants around Sabah.
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