Over 1,200 fig trees, flowers planted at Tawau Hills Park

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13 Oct 2024 • 4:16 PM MYT
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By: Sabah Publishing House Sdn Bhd

TAWAU: Over 1,200 trees and flowers were planted at Tawau Hills Park as part of a major reforestation initiative, a collaborative effort between local conservation group 1StopBorneo Wildlife and The Sabah Parks.

The project aims to transform degraded land into a thriving habitat for wildlife.

Deputy Director of The Sabah Parks, Rimi Repin launched the initiative in a special ceremony attended by over 50 representatives from schools, plantations, government agencies and NGOs.

The Lions Clubs of Tawau also played a significant role in supporting the project, sponsoring some of the trees, transport services, and boards for the initiative. Support Independant Journalism Subscribe to Daily Express Malaysia 1-Year: Premium PlanRM180.00 / yearSubscribe Already a subscriber? Unlock this Article, Sign In Here

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