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Mahfuzatul Izyan Zainir received her BSc in Conservation Biology at Universiti Malaysia
Terengganu. She has involved in volunteer work with RIMBA by doing questionnaire surveys for
Project Pteropus.
Mohamed Nor Zalipah is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Science and Marine Environment,
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu. Her skills and expertise includes animal ecology, community
ecology and applied ecology.
Mohd Hasdi Husin is the Department of Widlife and National officer conducting law enforcement and is interested on the utilisation of wildlife in Malaysia.
Mohd Tajuddin Abdullah received his diploma in forestry from the Institut Teknologi MARA,
BSc and MSc on wildlife resource management from the West Virginia University USA and PhD
in zoology from the University of Queensland, Australia. He was a wildlife officer at the
Department of Wildlife and National Parks (1977 to 1991); a Zoo Melaka director (1992−1993);
as a lecturer (1994−2007) and professor at the Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (2008 to 2014); a
director and professor at the Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (2014 to 2021). His research areas
and publications are in zoology, biodiversity, phylogenetics, biogeography, zoonoses, protected
area conservation and recently on the Orang Asli livelihoods and sustainability. In 2017 and 2019,
his books won both the prestigious National Book Award and UMT science book awards. He is a
lead editor of two international Springer Nature books.
Wildlife Hunting Practices by the Indigenous People of Terengganu, Peninsular Malaysia
Mahfuzatul Izyan Zainir received her BSc in Conservation Biology at Universiti Malaysia
Terengganu. She has involved in volunteer work with RIMBA by doing questionnaire surveys for
Project Pteropus.
Mohamed Nor Zalipah is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Science and Marine Environment,
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu. Her skills and expertise includes animal ecology, community
ecology and applied ecology.
Mohd Hasdi Husin is the Department of Widlife and National officer conducting law enforcement and is interested on the utilisation of wildlife in Malaysia.
Mohd Tajuddin Abdullah received his diploma in forestry from the Institut Teknologi MARA,
BSc and MSc on wildlife resource management from the West Virginia University USA and PhD
in zoology from the University of Queensland, Australia. He was a wildlife officer at the
Department of Wildlife and National Parks (1977 to 1991); a Zoo Melaka director (1992−1993);
as a lecturer (1994−2007) and professor at the Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (2008 to 2014); a
director and professor at the Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (2014 to 2021). His research areas
and publications are in zoology, biodiversity, phylogenetics, biogeography, zoonoses, protected
area conservation and recently on the Orang Asli livelihoods and sustainability. In 2017 and 2019,
his books won both the prestigious National Book Award and UMT science book awards. He is a
lead editor of two international Springer Nature books.
Wildlife Hunting Practices by the Indigenous People of Terengganu, Peninsular Malaysia