New roads could lead to more roadkill


KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s wildlife population could dwindle if new roads are built across key habitat areas without proper research, a study by the University College Sabah Foundation showed.

It found that existing roads were already causing significant numbers of roadkill of endangered and protected species.

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