Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Understanding and collaboration between developer, state governnment and NGOs is very important. One group pressure the gogernment cannot solve the problems. Together we can solve many problems.

WILDLIFE SANCTUARY: One of four states is involved in Federal Govt's Central Forest Spine project


SOME 19,000ha of the Lower Belum Forest along the Grik-Jeli Highway will be gazetted as a permanent forest reserve under the Federal Government's Central Forest Spine project.
Under the plan, the forest complexes will be connected through a network of 37 linkages to form a 5.3 million ha of forest complex. This area would allow animals to roam freely from north to south of the peninsula.
The four forest complexes are Titiwangsa-Bintang-Nakawan Range; National Park to Eastern Range; Southeast Pahang Swamp Forest, Tasik Chini and Tasik Bera; and Endau Rompin National Park-Kluang Wildlife Reserve.


Read more: Perak to gazette 19,000ha forest - General - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/nation/general/perak-to-gazette-19-000ha-forest-1.202976#ixzz2IiVcUpK0
Photo: from tahi gajah
Elephant dungs may attract scientists to study its importance in the forests

Thursday January 17, 2013

Zambry: 19,000ha along East-West Highway in Perak to be permanently gazetted

 Once the areas are gazetted, no logging will be allowed in the area (which comprises forests on both sides of the highway). Wildlife including elephants that have been moving between the lower Belum and upper Belum forests, can roam freely along the route. Belum-Temenggor area would allow both local and internationally renowned universities and research institutions to carry out scientific research on flora and fauna at the rainforest.

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