Tightened regulations to conserve and protect the habitat of the Malayan Tiger Dr. Samsudin Musa The Improving Connectivity in the Central Forest Spine (IC-CFS) Project continues to support the protection of tiger landscapes within the Central Forest Spine, spanning 6.71 million hectares. Efforts are being undertaken to enhance the capacity of Federal and State governments in better conserving and managing the forests and strengthening law enforcement to reduce wildlife and forestry crimes. Committed to conserving the habitat of the Malayan Tiger, the IC-CFS Project support this goal by working with key government agencies and private entities, including the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (PERHILITAN), State Forestry Departments of Perak, Pahang and Johor, and Perak State Parks Corporation and Johor National Parks Corporation to further improve the conservation efforts for Malayan Tiger and its habitat. Malayan Tiger, which can only be found in Peninsular Malaysia, has suffe
