Figs-ing the habitat: Isolated Sabah forest reserves to be linked up by fruit trees


KOTA KINABALU: WWF-Malaysia celebrated the International Day of Forests by planting fig trees for habitat restoration in critical areas on Sabah's east coast.

Some 940 fig seedlings were planted in Tabin, Lahad Datu, Kinabatangan and Tawau led by WWF-Malaysia's Sabah Landscape Programme (SLP) in collaboration with other non-governmental organisations.

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