KINABATANGAN: A herd of Borneo pygmy elephants were seen enjoying eating Napier grass that were planted near Nature Lodge Kinabatangan on Tuesday, underscoring the success of conservation efforts. .

SUKAU: This biodiversity haven is not spared from the menace of unlicensed tour operators who bring tourists and negotiate deals with boat owners, affecting local entrepreneurs’ income. .

Kota Kinabalu: Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) urge all authorities concern to prioritise the needs of Borneo pygmy elephants in all development plans, following the animal’s official recognition as an endangered species.

Kota Kinabalu: Intrepid Travel raised more than AUD$15.5 million (RM47.12 million) for communities around the world since 2002 to support local projects.

SANDAKAN: ‘Gum-Gum’, the adventurous Sabah pygmy elephant that travelled alone to suburban area of Mile 16 here, was officially translocated to its habitat, last Saturday. .

SANDAKAN: "Gum-Gum", the "adventurous" Sabah pygmy elephant that strayed into a suburban area of Mile 16 here, was returned to its natural habitat in Segaliud Lokan Forest Reserve on Saturday morning. .