Helmeted Hornbills sighted in national park


Len Talif (centre) showing a book on hornbills to Zolkipli (left) while state Tourism Assistant Minister Datuk Lee Kim Shin looks on.

MIRI: The Helmeted Hornbills, a magnificient species, have been sighted in the Lanjak Entimau National Park in remote Sarawak.

The sightings have given hope for the state’s conservation efforts as this species is in danger of becoming extinct due to poaching and wildlife trade.

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