Dropping hints: Sabah's Forest Garden Project aims to curb human-elephant conflicts


KOTA KINABALU: Researchers say the best way to determine an elephant's ideal diet is by studying its dung.

A study by the Community Elephant Ranger Team (CERT) led to the discovery of several fruits suitable for an elephant's diet, leading to the launch of a fruit tree planting exercise, dubbed the Integrated Forest Garden Project.

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