Preserving Setiu wetlands for future generations


This 500m wooden platform enables visitors to explore Setiu Wetlands State Park in Terengganu. — Photos: FARID WAHAB/The Star and courtesy of Terengganu State Park Management Council

NESTLED amid the quaint Setiu district in Terengganu, a mangrove forest lying along its shoreline houses a diverse range of plants and animals.

Surrounded by several islands, few people would guess that this lush tract once hosted disused aquaculture farms.

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