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Local Business Sports Leisure BM Kadazan Dusun EDUCATION ECO Archives Latest News	RM494 mln for Sabah infrastructure works this year – Baru Bian |  Nafas plans development of paddy field estate in Papar |  Full Sabah squad for artistic gymnastics |  CNY buffet promotion by Ming Garden Hotel |  109 Sabah entrepreneurs use Desamall @KPLB platform to market products |  PM: Free breakfast only for underprivileged students |  Dr Habibah appointed new education director-general |  RM10 mln spent on first day of e-Tunai Rakyat initiative – Guan Eng |  Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia’s CNY promotion runs till end of January |  Mitingan poimbida monimbang atag mongidu ponuuan umuvung id ESSZone |  Majlis Krismas dan Tahun Baru meriah di Nangoh |  Generasi Islam perlu hayati dan contohi akhlak nabi, kata Hajiji |  Sektor pembuatan penting pacu ekonomi Sabah, kata Azhar |  Ibu bapa SMK Kundasang kecewa kelewatan KPM bina sekolah baharu |  LDA Holding perkenal jualan tiket feri penumpang 'online' |   ECO     Canon lends support to Sabah wildlife conservation A series of wildlife photo exhibitions will be coming soon and they will be on public display in multiple locations around Sabah, starting with the "Wildlife Fun at The Library" event in Tawau in conjunction with the World Pangolin Day on Feb 15. Full Story   Global efforts needed to curb wildlife smuggling She asserted Sabah Government has a clear picture regarding these infamous crimes; everyone needs to take every step necessary to protect the wildlife. Full Story   Bornean elephants avoid urbanised areas, study shows There are only an estimated 1,500 Bornean elephants in the wild, with populations mostly concentrated in Sabah. Full Story   Workshop marks end of ambitious conservation project (UNDP) handing over the project outputs and other key documents to the Natural Resources Office on behalf of Sabah’s government. Full Story   Special working group to focus on Bornean elephants Menon also called on the Sabah Wildlife Department and AsESG to work closely to address the issue of elephant mortality and human-elephant conflict as well as for the conservation of the species. Full Story   TAED, a threat to Sabah’s iconic beach: Landscape architect As the saying goes, don’t design by putting lipstick on a pig, and in the TAED case, putting lipstick on an orangutan. We are better than that as a LEADER. Full Story   Shafie: Sabahans need to co-exist with elephants Most of the cases occurred in palm oil plantation or forest reserves, with half of the deaths caused either by gunshot wounds or suspected poisoning, while quite a number remained unsolved. Full Story   Elephants to get food corridor Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Christina Liew said among others, kampung folks in the area would be appointed to plant elephant foods along the corridor to prevent the pachyderms from going into plantations. Full Story   Christina: Sabah's Bornean elephants deserve proper, aggressive conservation measures at a critical level with more than 140 elephants killed in less than 10 years, and a very high number of them occurred in these conflict areas with more than half either shot or due to suspected poisoning, while the rest appear to be natural causes of dea Full Story   K'jaan Sabah pastikan 50% keluasan tanah negeri kekal hutan “Purata pembasmian hutan pada kadar 0.75 peratus setahun dari 1990 ke 2010, bagaimanapun ia hampir separuh jika dibandingkan dengan 1980-an,” Full Story   YYS-UMS MoU on research biodiversity projects collaboration “It is hoped this agreement paves the way forward for stronger collaboration with UMS on research biodiversity projects at Yayasan Sabah-managed forest concession areas such as Danum Valley, Maliau Basin and Imbak Canyon,” Full Story   WWF-Malaysia to coordinate implementation efforts to curb more wildlife loss In Sabah, Jumin said, species such as banteng, pangolins, orang utans, elephants and sun bear all face the threat of extinction if little is done to curb wildlife crimes such as poaching. Full Story   Tabin forest vulnerable to poachers A week-long crackdown against poaching was held in the forest reserve, with enforcers discovering over 62 snares, 51 bullets and broken pieces of firearms in the forest. Full Story   Sabah Wildlife to preserve Iman Iman's death marked the extinction of the species (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) in Malaysia. Full Story   Rhino death desperate wake-up call signifies the complete loss of the Sumatran rhino in the country and the hope of ever seeing this species in the wild is now forever gone. 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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