Journal of Wildlife and Parks

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This journal focuses on wildlife conservation and management, with a particular emphasis on species found in Malaysia. It examines threats to wildlife, including habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching, and explores conservation strategies such as ex-situ breeding programs and public perception studies. The journal also covers research on ecotourism, its impact on local communities and wildlife, and visitor satisfaction. Additionally, it includes studies on the ecology, behavior, and population status of various animal species, including mammals and bats.

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