Fate of forest reserves hanging in the balance


The mirror lake, known for its crystal clear water, is one of the attractions at Shah Alam Community Forest.

PROTECTING forest reserves is an issue that constantly surfaces in the Greater Klang Valley as more and more people understand the importance of these green lungs to the ecosystem.

It has come to a point that stakeholders have to fight to prevent development from being approved by the authorities and to preserve a forest.

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