SABAH has formed a Committee on Climate Change to advise the State Government on climate change, the mitigation measures needed to reduce its effects and to vet forest based carbon projects
KOTA KINABALU, Feb 17 A recent paper titled “Recent Estimate of Asian Elephants in Borneo Reveals a Smaller Population” published in a peer-reviewed journal by WWF estimates the Bornean elephant population in Central Sabah to be 387 elephants with a density of 0.07 individuals per km2. The.
A WWF Malaysia recent study shows that the smaller estimated number of elephants in Central Sabah is not due to the population decline in that elephant range, says its Elephant Conservation manager, Dr Cheryl Cheah
KOTA KINABALU, Feb 16 A WWF Malaysia recent study shows that the smaller estimated number of elephants in Central Sabah is not due to the population decline in that elephant range, says its Elephant Conservation manager, Dr Cheryl Cheah. Cheah in a statement today said the differences in.