Hajiji says Kinabatangan Biosphere Reserve recognition underscores Sabah’s global biodiversity and conservation role (opens original article in a new tab)

Sabah's Kinabatangan Biosphere Reserve has been recognized by UNESCO, highlighting its global biodiversity and conservation significance. The reserve, covering 413,866 hectares, is expected to attract international attention in research, education, and tourism. Chief Minister Hajiji Noor emphasized the importance of the reserve in promoting environmental sustainability and community benefits.

• Kinabatangan Biosphere Reserve is Sabah's second biosphere reserve recognized by UNESCO.
• The reserve covers 413,866 hectares and is recognized for its biodiversity and ecological significance.
• The recognition aims to promote research, education, tourism, and global collaboration.