The Teck Guan Wildlife Corridor is an initiative aimed at connecting the small forest area known as Quion Hills with the larger primary forest of Tawau Hills Park. This project focuses on planting a variety of trees, primarily figs, as well as butterfly favorite flowers for landscaping and several dipterocarp species. Through this effort, we aim to enhance wildlife access to food sources within the broader forest ecosystem. The Teck Guan Wildlife Corridor represents a significant collaboration between Teck Guan Plantation and the wildlife NGO 1StopBorneo Wildlife to support local wildlife conservation. In the end, wildlife are the winner and will benefits from the reforestation effort that we have started together. Keep supporting conservation!