Sabah's Sg Pin Conservation Area set for international boost


SKG Green Sdn Bhd Chief Executive Officer Philipa Datuk Wilfred Mojilis (forth right) posed for a group photo with Sabah Forestry Department’s Chief Conservator of Forests Datuk Frederick Kugan (sixth left) during his recent visit to the Sungai Pin Conservation Area in Kinabatangan.

KOTA KINABALU: The Sungai Pin Conservation Area (SPnCA) is set to gain international attention as a featured case study in the upcoming Asean Handbook on Regenerative Tourism.

Experts say this recognition could put Sabah’s conservation-led tourism model firmly on the regional map.

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