WWF teams up with Tanoti to help improve livelihood of Penans


By Ava Lai

Dr Sharma (third from left) and Fong (third from right) posing with the handicrafts made by the Penans. With them are other Tanoti and WWF members. — AVA LAI/ The Star

KUCHING: The collaboration between World Wide Fund for Nature Malaysia (WWF) and Tanoti Sdn Bhd can help improve the livelihood of Penan and Kelabit community in Kubaan-Puak area in Ulu Tutoh, Miri and help them get access to goods and services.

Under the Kubaan-Puak Corridor Project, WWF along with Tanoti will not only work of conserving the environment, biodiversity and wildlife but also address the community living in the area as an integral part of the ecosystem and landscape.

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Environment , East Malaysia , penans , kelabits

   

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