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Elephant from Kampung Kolam relocated to Royal Belum
A male elephant that wandered into Kampung Kolam, Ajil, Hulu Terengganu last week was captured and relocated to Royal Belum State Park this morning. The operation involved 24 personnel from Terengganu Perhilitan and the National Elephant Conservation Centre in Kuala Gandah, with two trained elephants assisting. More than 1,000 residents gathered to watch the relocation.
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Bukit Merah sanctuary aims to build 50-strong orangutan assurance population
By Maizatul Jamny Muhammad Rosli and Nazira Hasanah Nasaruddin BAGAN SERAI: At just one year old, Orked knows nothing of extinction, shrinking populations or the responsibility her tiny generation may one day carry. The youngest resident of Bukit Merah Orang Utan Island is one of 15 orangutans whose future could become far more significant than […]
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Sulong the elephant's injured leg shows recovery progress
PERHILITAN reports that the injured right leg of the wild elephant 'Sulong' is showing positive progress after treatment. The elephant was captured near Gerik, Perak, and has been relocated to a safer natural habitat in Taman Negara Terengganu via Tasik Kenyir.
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Malayan tiger population under 150, Korbu patrol team needs more hands
At the Global Tiger Day and World Ranger Day 2026 celebration in Pos Yum, Perak, conservation group Rimau stated that while patrol efforts have increased and snares are fewer, more patrollers and funding are needed to protect the Malayan tiger, particularly in the Korbu forest landscape. The group highlighted that the Korbu Patrolling Team, which employs Orang Asli Temiar community members, has only 31 patrollers against an estimated requirement of 65 to 70.