Conservation of Peat Swamp Forest Fish Species in Southeast Pahang and Johor State, Malaysia

Conservation of Peat Swamp Forest Fish Species in Southeast Pahang and Johor State, Malaysia

The project was conducted to assess fish diversity in the Southeast Pahang Peat Swamp Forest and a newly documented area in eastern Johor. It supports the conservation of endangered blackwater fish species and contributes to habitat protection and restoration efforts.

This study also serves as a valuable tool to guide the sustainable management of the peatland landscape.

Objectives:

To undertake a rapid assessment of black-water fish species in targeted sites along with development initial strategy to enhance protection of black-water fish species.

Key Activities: 

    • Fish assessment in SEPPSF, Pahang.
    • Fish assessment in Gunung Arong, Mersing, Johor.

Key Outcomes:

    • Identified various species of blackwater fishes to be updated in the Pahang State Forestry Department inventory.
    • Possible new findings on the endangered species of betta species.
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