Rangers need ‘guns and decent salary’


Suwanna Gauntlet

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian wildlife rangers need to be armed with two things in order to make them more effective: guns and a decent salary.

According to leading conservationist and Wildlife Alliance president Suwanna Gauntlett (pic), rangers without guns “have no teeth”.

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