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Wildlife watchdogs protest Sabah's crocodile culling | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Wildlife watchdogs protest Sabah's crocodile culling | Borneo Bulletin Online

KOTA KINABALU (ANN/THE STAR) – Animal rights advocates are urgently calling for an immediate halt to the culling of crocodiles in Sabah. This plea follows the recent revelation by Sabah Wildlife Department (SWD) director Augustine Tuuga on Thursday, stating that the state has initiated a culling operation in areas identified as hotspots to mitigate the […]

Animal rights group wants Sabah to put a stop to crocodile cull - Vimarsana News

Animal rights group wants Sabah to put a stop to crocodile cull

KOTA KINABALU: Animal rights lawyers want the killing of crocodiles in Sabah to be stopped immediately.

Animal rights lawyers tell Sabah to end crocodile killing - Vimarsana News

Animal rights lawyers tell Sabah to end crocodile killing

PETALING JAYA: Animal rights lawyers have protested the allegedly “murderous” crocodile culling carried out by the Sabah wildlife department (Perhilitan) in recent weeks, demanding an immediate end to the operation.

Sabah to cull crocodiles at hotspot areas, not selling meat, by-products, says state Wildlife Dpt - Vimarsana News

Sabah to cull crocodiles at hotspot areas, not selling meat, by-products, says state Wildlife Dpt

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah has decided to start culling crocodiles at hotspot areas, but there will be no meat or any by-product of these reptiles sold, said the state Wildlife Department.

Wildlife team overwhelmed by rash of croc sightings - Vimarsana News

Wildlife team overwhelmed by rash of croc sightings

KOTA KINABALU: The spate of crocodile attacks of late appears to have weighed down on the Sabah Wildlife Department, which has a mere four-man team to deal with such cases.