Wildlife making a comeback in restored habitat


All ears: Madingkir being briefed by Yayasan Sabah’s Conservation and Environmental Management Division group manager Dr Waidi Sinun (left) on INIKEA’s Resource and Wildlife Survey.

KOTA KINABALU: Wildlife is returning “home” thanks to the effective restoration of severely degraded forests in Sabah, says Assistant Minister to the Sabah Chief Minister, Datuk Abidin Madingkir.

Abidin said the Innoprise-IKEA Tropical Forest Rehabilitation Project (INIKEA) has successfully made the Sungai Tiagau Forest Reserve home to new wildlife sightings and attracted animals to reclaim their habitat.

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