‘Protect habitat of big cats this Year of the Tiger’


According to Andrew, if serious action is not taken now, tigers will be extinct when the next Year of the Tiger comes around.

THE public can play a proactive role in protecting the habitat of wildlife, especially that of tigers, says a conservationist.

Ecotourism and Conservation Society Malaysia (Ecomy) president and chief executive officer Andrew Sebastian said with this year being the Year of the Tiger, the public should get more involved directly, or indirectly.

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