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Local Business Sports Leisure BM Kadazan Dusun EDUCATION ECO Archives Latest News	CM invited to officiate at Club Med Borneo groundbreaking ceremony |  KDN does not recognise MCAC card |  Anwar agrees there should not be too much tension on power transition – Dr Mahathir |  9th Sabah Unity League Cup begins December |  Ryan - Malaysia’s U-16 No.1 |  Sistom e-Kasih nadadi sistom hongkod data bersepadu |  Kopoundohian umul mongundi om i mokipihi nookunan |  Keningau Vocational College receives outstanding award at ICLESS 2019 |  Plan for innovation centre in every higher learning institution in Sabah |  GES education fair in Sandakan this Saturday |  Bask Bear Coffee eyes collaboration on sun bear protection |  Inflation pressures to be contained in 2020, says UOB Malaysia |  MPI in talks with MoF to set up biodiesel stabilisation fund |  Perintah berkurung di ESSZONE dilanjutkan sehingga 7 Disember |  UMS komited kekal kecemerlangan akademik peringkat antarabangsa |   ECO     Bask Bear Coffee eyes collaboration on sun bear protection idea of creating Bask Bear Coffee, launched at 1Utama, Petaling Jaya last month, was aimed at raising awareness on the protection of Malaysia’s sun bears, a totally protected wildlife species. Full Story   M’sia’s last rhino in failing health The situation reminds us of the case of Puntung, which was euthanised on June 4 in 2017 because her squamous cell carcinoma was incurable and she was in pain.” He said. Full Story   Four held in joint op to save mangrove forests The four suspects arrested were caught trespassing in mangrove forest reserves in Pitas and Beluran where they were carrying out wholesale theft of mangrove tree bark. Full Story   38 join creative upcycling programme to go green Held at Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK) compound, on Sunday, the programme aims to transform waste or used materials into something useful. Full Story   Plight of pygmy elephants is no small matter A lot of misery comes about when oil palms planted for the lucrative edible and non-edible oil markets are trampled upon by these huge animals. Hence these “four-legged bulldozers” are sometimes hunted down to reduce their “plunder”. Full Story   WWF Malaysia laksana kaedah terbaik tangani konflik manusia dengan gajah, bom ikan di Sabah Tabung Alam Dunia (WWF) Malaysia sedang mengusahakan kaedah-kaedah terbaik dalam menangani isu berkaitan konflik manusia dengan gajah, serta kegiatan bom ikan di Sabah. Full Story   Putting an end to man-elephant conflicts in Sabah In Sabah, which is known for its Borneo pygmy elephant population, conflicts between humans and elephants have existed since 1960 when oil palm plantations started creeping into forested areas. Full Story   More bite to Sabah's Elephant Conservation Action Plan “Even when they come to your plantation or orchard, you do not kill them – you can put up fences or call up the nearest of the 14 (wildlife) stations where 60 rangers are assigned all over Sabah. Full Story   KPSSB dan IKS terokai pasaran eko pelancongan di Kinabatangan TANPA bermula, tidak akan diketahui hasilnya. Itulah yang dilakukan oleh Koperasi Pembangunan Sandakan Sabah Berhad (KPSSB) dalam meneroka pasaran bidang eko-pelancongan. Full Story   Concern over possible elephant extinction “We must make sure that we do not let the elephants go the same way the rhinos did,” Full Story   Jibius Dausip, Sabah’s own elephant ‘whisperer’ He is a specialist in handling pygmy elephants, having worked with this unique but increasingly endangered species—that is native to Borneo—for almost 30 years. Full Story   Darvel Bay to be gazetted Earlier this year, Assaffal who is also Tungku Assemblyman noted that Darvel Bay has the potential to be turned into a tourism attraction and that gazetting the area would safeguard the bay’s ecosystem. Full Story   Foster bonds with wildlife Orang Utan UK is a charity dedicated to the rehabilitation and preservation of orang utans, and conservation of their habitat. Full Story   CM welcomes police help in fight against poachers “Because we know, in terms of enforcement personnel, we are limited. And with the help from the Tiger Platoon, maybe they have the expertise and capabilities…this will help us. Full Story   Sabah pygmy elephant conservation well underway He said elephants encroach on villages and oil palm plantations in search of food and advised villagers and workers not to scare the pachyderms away by using objects or techniques that can harm them or take them by surprise. Full Story	Now, you can also channel your complaints or grievances to Actionline through our E-Mail You may write to: ActionLine, New Sabah Times, P.O. Box No 15141, 88861 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
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