WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
Scientific surveys have been conducted by WWF Malaysia to identify the existence and distribution of wildlife in Sugut Conservation Area. These research activities were mostly carried out using camera traps which were installed at several strategic locations within the reserve. Scientific report has also been published as a record of the studies.
Wildlife species that are endangered or may become endangered, with a distinct importance from the genetic, ecological, ecosystems, scientific and health-related, economic and other aspects, are protected as either ‘strictly protected wild species’ or ‘protected wild species’.
Orang Utan, Banteng, Sambar Deer, Rhinoceros Hornbill, Bearded Pig and a wide variety of birds and fish species have been identified to be exist in the reserve. The department applies a systematic monitoring and data recording technique to ensure all relevant information are collected and properly stored.
The information of wildlife monitoring in SCA SFM Project is as follow:
 Ncyticebus coucang |
 Narsalis larvatus |
 Sus barbatus |
Images of wildlife captured using camera traps
 Helarctos malayanus |
 Cervus unicolor |
 Pongo pygmaeus |
 Lophura ignita |
 Bos javanicus |
 Muntiacus atherodes |
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| Rusa unicolor | Banteng |
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| Bearded Pig | Long-tail Macaque |
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| Orang Utan | Pig-tailed Macaque |
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| Samba Deer |