Perhilitan seeks Waze's help to reduce roadkill numbers


The Peninsular Malaysia Wildlife and National Parks Department's plan to have the Waze navigation app include a roadkill hotspots alert is part of the department's long-term strategies to protect wildlife. – AFP pic, March 24, 2018.

THE Peninsular Malaysia Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) is in talks with Waze to include a roadkill hotspots alert on the community-based traffic and navigation app, especially for areas that see a lot of endangered species killed.

Biodiversity conservation division assistant director Gilmore G. Bolongon said this is among the department’s long-term strategies to protect wildlife.


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