Communities Often Learn Best From Other Communitie..

Communities often learn best from other communities who live, work and care for their own landscapes. 🌿

In April 2026, we facilitated a cross-learning visit for communities from Rajang-Belawai-Paloh to Tun Mustapha Park, Sabah. Through sharing sessions and hands-on demonstrations by government agencies and local communities in Tun Mustapha Park, participants gained valuable insights into how community-led conservation and sustainable livelihoods can work together. 🍃

The exchange inspired new ideas and strengthened understanding of how similar approaches can be adapted and applied in Rajang-Belawai-Paloh. ❤️ A big thank you to our friends from Sabah Parks, Banggi Coral Reef Conservation Society, Persatuan Kelestarian Komuniti Marin Banggi and Tajau Laut Rural Community Tourism Association for generously sharing your knowledge, experiences and hospitality.

Together, we continue building stronger connections where people and nature can thrive in harmony. 🙌🏻

Music © West Coast by Chantarelle.

Video editor © Alexson Ngaoh / Darrell Ungau / WWF-Malaysia.

#CrossLearning #CommunityConservation #Throwback #FeelTheField #wwfmy #TunMustaphaPark #Kudat #PulauBanggi #TajauLaut #Sabah

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WWF-Malaysia is a national conservation trust that currently runs conversation projects covering a diverse range of environmental protection & nature conservation in Malaysia. Our mission is to stop the degradation of the planet's natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.

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