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SUMMARY:Balancing Tourism and Environmental Protection — Alexander Yee
DESCRIPTION:Let’s join our next talk with Guest Speaker – Alexander Yee\, President of KiTA (Kinabatangan-Corridor of Life Tourism Operator Association).\n\nThe Kinabatangan floodplain is the largest and most important freshwater wetland in Sabah and it is one of the last remaining habitats in the State for iconic wildlife populations such as the Borneo form of the Asian elephant (popularly known as the Borneo Pygmy elephant)\, Bornean orang-utan\, and Proboscis monkeys.\n\nThis floodplain harbours over 250 species of birds\, 90 species of mammals\, 90 freshwater fish species (the richest freshwater fishery in Sabah)\, 20 species of reptiles and at least 15 amphibian species (WWF\, 2015).\n\nWith over 20 tourism operators varying from 5-star accommodation to homestay facilities\, how do the tourism operators plan to strike balance between conservation and protection of the fragile area with tourism activities? Is there a way forward?
URL:https://thesabahsociety.com/event/1413/
LOCATION:The Sabah Society Secretariat\, Luyang\, Kota Kinabalu\, Sabah\, 88450\, Malaysia
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SUMMARY:Hopes & Vision: Tg Aru's Development |  Thur 9 Nov | 8PM
DESCRIPTION:Lets hear our local Tanjung Aru State Assemblyman Datuk Junz Wong Hong Jun on November 9\, 2023 at 8PM who will speak his mind on his vision for the oldest recreational part of the State capital – the future development of Tanjung Aru\, its people\, homes\, economy\, beach\, parks\, township\, schools\, and TAED issues.\n\nTanjung Aru Beach has a renowned reputation as an ideal location to view some of the most beautiful sunset panoramas in the world and the Kota Kinabalu International Airport is the international main gateway into Sabah. Visitors throng hotels\, a resort\, golf course\, clubs\, contributing to weekend traffic access and parking congestion.
URL:https://thesabahsociety.com/event/hopes-vision-tg-arus-development-thur-9-nov-8pm/
LOCATION:The Sabah Society Secretariat\, Luyang\, Kota Kinabalu\, Sabah\, 88450\, Malaysia
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SUMMARY:Malaysian Politics in 2023 - Options for The Unity Government | Monday\, 13 Nov | Prof James Chin | 11AM
DESCRIPTION:Kindly take note on the time – 11AM\n\nJames Chin is Professor of Asian Studies and the inaugural Director of the Asia Institute at the University of Tasmania. He is also a Senior Fellow\, Jeffrey Cheah Institute\, Malaysia; Vice-President\, Australian Institute of International Affairs (Tas). He was previously Senior Visiting Research Fellow\, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS); Salzburg Global Freeman Fellow (US & Austria) and Australia-ASEAN Fellow. Prior to an academic career\, he worked as a journalist in Malaysia and Singapore. Prof Chin is the leading scholar on contemporary Sabah and Sarawak\, and his views on Malaysia and the surrounding region are sought by leading news agencies like The Economist\, CNN\, BBC World TV\, CNBC\, Bloomberg TV\, The New York Times\, Financial Times\, South China Morning Post and Channel News Asia (CNA)\n\n 
URL:https://thesabahsociety.com/event/malaysian-politics-in-2023-options-for-the-unity-government-monday-13-nov-prof-james-chin-11am/
LOCATION:The Sabah Society Secretariat\, Luyang\, Kota Kinabalu\, Sabah\, 88450\, Malaysia
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