NGOs and Sabah government agencies work along the Lower Kinabatangan river in Sabah, Borneo to support numerous endangered species and the larger biodiversity found in the region. Endangered wildlife in the area include: Borneo pygmy elephants, Borneo orangutan, Sumatran rhinoceros, Malayan sun bear, clouded leopard, bear cat, hornbills and many more.

Our contribution is through habitat restoration of land tracts directly assigned by the Sabah Wildlife Department. This land is usually degraded riparian land, with no canopy trees and is a vital part of the corridor that will serve to connect animal populations.  Creating a junior canopy takes 3 years of planting and maintenance and has trees that are at least 3.5 m tall on each reforested plot. Once the trees are this tall maintenance can cease.