TAIPING, Oct 25 (Bernama) -- Sungai Siput and Hulu Perak have emerged as potential locations for wildlife corridors and food banks in Perak, as the state explores measures to reduce encounters between humans and wild animals, particularly elephants and tigers.
General : Sungai Siput, Hulu Perak Eyed For Wildlife Corridors, Food Banks
Teh Kok Lim, Perhilitan, Perak, wildlife corridors
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Sungai Siput and Hulu Perak are being considered for wildlife corridors and food banks to reduce human-wildlife conflicts in Perak.
- Perak explores wildlife corridors and food banks to reduce human-wildlife encounters.
- Farmers in Sungai Siput and Chemor report crop damage from wild elephants.
- Forest management in Perak follows sustainable practices and compliance guidelines.
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