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Wildlife Atlas of Sabah
The Wildlife Atlas of Sabah is a comprehensive compilation of ecological information and wildlife records, authored by conservation and research scientists with extensive experience in Sabah. This reference book is designed for government officers overseeing wildlife management, technical advisers involved in infrastructure projects and environmental impact assessments, nature tour guides, as well as researchers and students in Sabah. The book provides essential details on ecology and conservation, serving as a valuable resource for on-the-ground decision-making and statewide policy development. The book concentrates on just 31 mammal and six bird species, for which there are significant field data and urgent conservation requirements. This book is an indispensable tool for those dedicated to the conservation of Sabah's rich biodiversity.
Download the Wildlife Atlas of Sabah here
The Wildlife Atlas of Sabah was also published in Bahasa Malaysia to enhance accessibility to the book among Malay-speaking communities on a broad scale. Download Atlas Hidupan Liar Sabah here
