Efforts to shine a light on Sabah's gibbons through Kota Belud project


KOTA KINABALU: An effort to shine a light on gibbons, a lesser-known endangered species in Sabah, is underway with the introduction of a rehabilitation project in a village in Kota Belud.

The Borneo Gibbon Rehabilitation Project (Borneo GReP) to be based in Kampung Kiau, 90km from Kota Kinabalu, is the first such project in this state to focus on these singing apes.

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