Sabah finalising wildlife action plan


Save our species: (From second left) Liew and Dr Benoit are flanked by Sime Darby Foundation’s Yatela Zainal Abidin, Caroline Russel and Sabah Wildlife Department director Augustine Tuuga.

KOTA KINABALU: Development, poaching and illegal trapping of Sabah’s wildlife are endangering protected species such as the Bornean Banteng (wild buffalo), proboscis monkey and Sunda Clouded Leopard.

To address the issue, a 10-year action plan to help protect these species is expected to be handed to the state Cabinet soon.

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