These scientists are listening to the Borneo rainforest to protect biodiversity

Aug 11, 2020

The Borneo rainforest is home to 221 species of land-living mammals and 420 species of birds. Image: REUTERS/Yusuf Ahmad

Sean Fleming

Senior Writer, Formative Content

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