Five years after landmark agreement in Sabah, government shows signs of moving forward on wildlife corridors

Mongabay
By Jeremy HanceJun 23, 2014, 9:33 am87 pts
Five years ago an unlikely meeting was held in the Malaysian state of Sabah to discuss how to save wildlife amid worsening forest fragmentation. Although the meeting brought together longtime adversaries—conservationists and the palm oil industry—it appeared at the time to build new relationships and even…

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