Sabah students connect with nature by sleeping under the stars


A group photo of participants, speakers and the organisers.

KOTA KINABALU: A night walk, a taste of camping in the wilderness as well as tours around the Imbak Canyon Learning Centre in central Tongod opened students’ eyes to a whole new natural world that Sabah has to offer.

They were introduced to the flora and fauna available in Imbak Canyon, given a lesson on how conservation works and why such works were important, and how they can be part of a bigger picture to help in environmental protection initiatives.

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