This case study reveals governance-driven ecological restoration and sustainable development in Sungai Lembing, highlighting community involvement and increased vegetation cover.
Key Points
Significant increases in vegetation cover demonstrate effective ecological restoration strategies in Sungai Lembing post-2010.
The governance-led approach involved collaboration among local authorities, NGOs, and community groups that initiated key environmental projects.
Utilizing NASA Landsat satellite imagery, the study employed Fractional Vegetation Cover analysis to assess ecological changes over 35 years.
The study suggests a need for flexible governance frameworks that integrate community-driven initiatives alongside corporate accountability.