Danish group joins Silam Coast conservation efforts


Yayasan Sabah director Datuk Seri Gulamhaidar Khan Bahadar (second from left) and PbN executive director Peter Feilberg (second from right) displaying the signed documents with Sabah Deputy Forestry Conservator Zulkifli Suara (centre).

KOTA KINABALU: Denmark-based group Preferred by Nature (PbN) is joining conservation and restoration efforts in Lahad Datu's Silam Coast Conservation Area (SCCA), part of the western Pacific Ocean Coral Triangle.

SCCA custodians Yayasan Sabah signed a memorandum of understanding with PbN with the aim of long-term preservation of the ecologically sensitive area.

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