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Coexisting with wildlife in Belum-Temenggor (opens the original)
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Orang Asli villagers rely on ecotourism to limit peril of foraging FOR tourists cruising the rivers of Belum-Temenggor Forest Complex, a glimpse of an elephant, a hornbill or rare Malayan tiger is the highlight of an ecotourism holiday. But for Orang Asli communities living along these riverbanks, the growing presence of predators and large mammals near their homes brings anxiety, not wonder. ALSO READ: Living alongside tigers and forest taboos Their fears intensified recently when a tiger wande
S'gor spends RM20mil since 2025 on strata resolution (opens the original)
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KLANG: Selangor government has allocated RM20mil since 2025 to tackle various strata-related issues affecting homeowners across the state. Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari said the amount was to cover various procedures including gathering and updating owners’ information. "Many problems relating to strata titles and ownership stem from development projects that were approved before 2008. "Some developers had failed or neglected their responsibilities (to help unit owners to form the manag
Guardians of the silver forest (opens the original)
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150 Orang Asli rangers track poachers, protect wildlife at Belum-Temenggor Forest Complex WALKING through a field of tall Napier grass, Zainudin Sudin occasionally stopped to inspect the plants around him. Armed with a machete, he studied strands of half-eaten grass before making his way towards a nearby thicket. “A gaur has grazed here. The signs are fresh, probably from half a day ago,” he said, pointing out the tell-tale marks at Belum-Temenggor Forest Complex (BTFC) in Perak. Walking close b
Old farms turned into food source for wildlife (opens the original)
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TWO former agricultural sites in the Belum-Temenggor Forest Complex (BTFC), Perak, are being restored under a habitat enrichment initiative to boost food sources for wildlife and rebuild prey populations. The project by World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Malaysia involves two plots measuring 0.4ha each, which were previously used by the Orang Asli as farms. Since last year, both sites have been planted with Napier grass − a type of tropical grass favoured by herbivores − to ultimately provide a fo
Pakatan open to any future political cooperation, says Amirudin (opens the original)
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AMPANG JAYA: Pakatan Harapan is open to working with any political party — including Umno and Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) — if it helps ensure political stability and the country's prosperity, says Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari (pic). The Pakatan election director said political cooperation should not be confined to any single party, stressing that discussions could take place with anyone willing to build a constructive partnership.
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