A Sabahan conservationist is studying the carbon sequestration from her project’s tree planting efforts in the severely logged Lower Kinabatangan River, in order to better understand and implement reforestation more effectively.
Production credits:
Filmed and edited by Chen Yih Wen
Sound design by Digital Orange
Produced by China Dialogue
Special thanks to the Danau Girang Field Centre and KOPEL
Music: “August (Summer Nights)” by Kai Angel, CC BY NC; “Tratak” by Jesse Gallagher, YouTube Audio Library Licence
First published on 30 March 2023 by China Dialogue. Released under the CC BY NC licence.
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