Tabin expedition aims to gain vital info on endangered Bornean banteng


KOTA KINABALU: An ongoing expedition in the Tabin Wildlife Reserve aims to strengthen protection efforts for the critically endangered Bornean banteng and improve understanding of wildlife in the area.

Led by the Sabah Wildlife Department (SWD) in collaboration with WWF-Malaysia, the two-week expedition which ends on Saturday (Feb 14) seeks to fill critical knowledge gaps on banteng populations in the central parts of the reserve, where data is scarce.

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