communities bordering protected areas in Sarawak, Malaysia
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the mountainous forests of Mount Kinabalu in Sabah, Malaysia
the mountainous forests of Mount Kinabalu in Sabah, Malaysia
The tomistoma, also called the false gharial or false gavial, is an endangered freshwater crocodilian with a characteristically long, narrow snout.
Native Habitat Native to Indonesia and Malaysia, false
Andy Boyce is a Research Ecologist at Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute’s Migratory Bird Center. His work focuses on 1) understanding how keystone species and grazing systems impact biodiversity in grassland ecosystems; and 2) what factors regulate populations of imperiled grassland birds at all stages of the annual cycle.
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Smithsonian scientists study landscape and ecosystem science.
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Bill McShea originally studied small mammal population ecology, but has expanded his scope of species and topics over the years. His current focus is on informing management of wildlife in forest and grassland ecosystems. A good part of his time and effort is in Asia, both supporting conservation efforts on forest mammals and mentoring young professionals to use science to reduce human-wildlife conflicts.
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Tokay geckos are one of the largest living gecko species. They are found in south and southeast Asia, where they often live in the same areas as humans and eliminate unwanted insect pests.
have been transported to North America, Singapore, Malaysia
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freshwater lakes rivers and swamps in Indonesia and Malaysia
Smithsonian scientists work to save tigers from extinction by stopping poaching and trafficking, reducing conflict and conserving habitat.
have been held in Thailand, Nepal, Indonesia and Malaysia
Smithsonian scientists and partners are studying how global change impacts forests around the world, and how alterations to these ecosystems may mitigate or exacerbate climate change.
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