Sungai Sugut villagers to photograph river under conservation project


1 A group photo of Water Voice participants with WWF-Malaysia officers and HSBC volunteers.2 Water Voice participants comparing photos with each other during the practice session.3 Kasinin Basir sharing his photos with fellow Water Voice participants.

KOTA KINABALU: Over the next three months, some 16 villagers from 13 villages along Sungai Sugut in the Ranau district will be recording how important the waterway is to them.

Using loaned digital cameras, the volunteer photographers will document how the villagers use river and tributaries in their daily lives as part of the World Wide Fund for Nature – Malaysia (WWF-Malaysia)’s Water Voice event.

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