Sumatran rhinoceros in Endau - Rompin and future


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Mohd Tajuddin Abdullah, . Sumatran rhinoceros in Endau - Rompin and future. pp. 19-21. ISSN 0121-8126

Abstract

The effect of logging an area inhabited by rhino disturbed its population distribution D. sumatrensis does not re-establish itself in disturbed forest of Endau-Rompin. Lower Sungai Endau Sungai Selai and Sungai Juaseh-Sungai Kemidak are three main rhino areas. These areas are easily accessible on foot along logging roads and jungle tracks and thus pose a great danger to rhino conservation. Regular patrols and public relation works are among the vital tools to ensure perpetual survival of the endangered species.


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Abstract

The effect of logging an area inhabited by rhino disturbed its population distribution D. sumatrensis does not re-establish itself in disturbed forest of Endau-Rompin. Lower Sungai Endau Sungai Selai and Sungai Juaseh-Sungai Kemidak are three main rhino areas. These areas are easily accessible on foot along logging roads and jungle tracks and thus pose a great danger to rhino conservation. Regular patrols and public relation works are among the vital tools to ensure perpetual survival of the endangered species.

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Item Type: Article
AGROVOC Term: Rhinoceroses
AGROVOC Term: Population distribution
AGROVOC Term: Monitoring
AGROVOC Term: Logging
AGROVOC Term: Forests
AGROVOC Term: Animal population
AGROVOC Term: Movement
AGROVOC Term: Habitats
AGROVOC Term: Animal behaviour
AGROVOC Term: Animal ecology
Depositing User: Mr. AFANDI ABDUL MALEK
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 00:54
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/8567

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