Kinabalu Park combats invasive species


Briefing on the project status and plants.

A PROJECT under the National Conservation Trust Fund (NCTF) at the Kinabalu Park World Heritage Site is progressing according to plan.

The initiative aims to research invasive alien species (IAS) within the heritage site and develop strategies to identify, control, and eradicate their growth.

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