Enlist bird watchers as extra eyes to curb wildlife crimes

Birdwatchers in the Belum-Temenggor forest.

TO keep an extra eye out for wildlife poachers, bird watching groups can be roped in by the authorities to assist them.

In suggesting this, Malaysian Nature Society president Prof Dr Ahmad Ismail says there should also be incentives to those who help the authorities in monitoring poachers.

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