Sungai Tembus, a mangrove village in Seberang Perai, reveals how community, culture, and conservation are deeply intertwined. This post highlights the village’s ecological knowledge, Nypa-palm livelihoods, and local conservation efforts while reflecting on the challenges of sustaining heritage in a changing landscape. It offers insights from my paper published in Planning Malaysia (Vol. 23, Issue …

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