‘We can expect more wildlife-human conflicts’


PETALING JAYA: The recent attacks by wild tigers against humans are an indicator of how much forest we have lost in terms of the tiger landscape, says Andrew Sebastian.

The Ecotourism and Conservation Society Malaysia president and chief executive officer said more wildlife and human conflicts were likely to take place if more forest and tiger landscapes were taken away.

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