Protection and Habitat Restoration in Beaufort
450 mangrove apple trees were planted in Beaufort as part of a biodiversity protection initiative. The planting program was organized by the Lumadan Assemblyman Office and the Beaufort District Forestry Department Office, with the aim of safeguarding animal and plant habitats. The trees were planted near Kampung Nabahan along the banks of the Weston River, covering an area of one hectare. The program not only helps improve the ecosystem and biodiversity but also ensures a sustainable food source for the Proboscis monkey population in the area.
450 mangrove apple trees planted in Beaufort by Lumadan Assemblyman Office and Beaufort District Forestry Department Office to protect biodiversity. Trees planted near Weston River, Kampung Nabahan, on one hectare of land. Aims to safeguard habitats and provide sustainable food for Proboscis monkeys.
