KUCHING: The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is working closely with the state government to address deforestation in Sarawak, including collaborating on systematic conservation planning to produce maps showing areas for priority conservation.
WWF Malaysia chief executive officer Datuk Dr Dionysius Sharma said the maps would incorporate elements of Totally Protected Areas, sustainable forest management, key watersheds for protection, and management of ecosystem service areas such as water sources.
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