Change attitude to help protect wildlife


Elephant attracted to secondary vegetation in the Central Forest Spine Master Plans Primary Linkage 2 wildlife corridor in Perak.

AS one who is deeply interested in wildlife protection, I strongly urge the authorities to take concrete and urgent action to tackle wildlife roadkill and smuggling activities which have affected protected animals such as elephants and tapir.

As such, I fully support the call by the Malaysian Nature Society to stress on human behavioural change to help stop wildlife trade and roadkill.

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