The HOSCAP Borneo team would like to say a fond farewell to Sami Asad. Sami has been working for the organization since March 2013 and is our longest serving research volunteer. He has worked tirelessly in the field and city with great patience and a smile on his face. We hope that you enjoyed your time with HOSCAP Borneo and that you will take away many fond memories and stories from the experience. The team will certainly miss your optimism and your dedication to the project. Thanks for all of your hard work Sami. All the best for the future and we hope to see you back in Borneo one day!
Did you know?
- Borneo was identified as one of only seven global priority areas for the conservation of small
carnivores by the IUCN/SSC (World Conservation Union, Species Survival Commission)
- Borneo has more endemic
carnivores than any other island except Madagascar
- Many of these carnivores are
considered threatened under the IUCN Red List of threatened species
- Borneo was identified as one of only seven global priority areas for the conservation of small
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