News about Ranger Berjaya
Reserve ranger: Berjaya Elahan
Country: Malaysian Borneo
Partner: HUTAN
Home to 80 per cent of the Malaysia's Orang-utan population, ranger Berjaya is working in the Sabah state of north-east Borneo to protect this rainforest habitat from destruction by the oil palm industry.
He is passionate about safeguarding some of Borneo's most iconic species, from Orang-utans to Bornean Pygmy Elephant – the world's smallest elephant – and the distinctive Proboscis Monkey with the longest nose of all primates, which is endemic to Borneo and found no-where else on Earth.
Berjaya said: "Being a reserve ranger has changed my life; I am now able to share my passion for conservation, especially in protecting wildlife and nature."
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Read ranger Berjaya’s wildlife encounters and adventures from the field:
06 Mar 2012
30 Sep 2011
05 Jul 2011
