Integrating development with conservation will help mitigate human-wildlife conflicts


LAHAD DATU: Environmentalists are constantly thinking of ways to better integrate development with conservation in Sabah.

While electrical fencing is one of the most effective measures in place currently, it is also keeping some wildlife species such as orang utan and gibbons apart from their own kind.

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