the International Union for Conservation of Nature guidelines, aiming to protect the surrounding ecosystems of where we operate. Following are examples of biodiversity management projects undertaken: Site Project Description Initiative Nenggiri Hydroelectric Project Implementation of a Wildlife Management Plan to ensure project development takes place with minimised impacts on the surrounding environment (biodiversity populations) Published a Wildlife Management Plan with in consultation from with Jabatan Perlindungan Hidupan Liar & Taman Negara that outlines implementation steps in monitoring and managing wildlife. Environmental education and awareness programmes. Archaeological exploration and artifact excavation in collaboration with Jabatan Warisan Negara and UKM Pakarunding Sdn. Bhd. Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) is conducted as part of the overall Nenggiri’s HEP Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). HIA includes archaeological exploration and artifacts excavation in accordance with theNational Heritage Act 2005 (Act 645). This effort helps to safeguard and restore invaluable national heritage and archaeological findings. Mitigating measures at the impacted archaeological sites are ongoing. Fish Sanctuary AKEKCHEP, Sungai Tiang, Taman Negeri Royal Belum, Gerik, Perak Biodiversity and Conservation conservation efforts in Belum Lama and Sungai Tiang areas AKEKCHEP Sanctuary was established and launched by DYAM Raja Di-Hilir Perak. The word “akekchep” originates from the language of the Orang Asli Jahai whereby “akek” means “prohibited” and “chep” means “fish/catch”. Bukit Selambau Large-Scale Solar (LSS) Plant Pilot study on the management and mitigation of human-macaque conflicts impacting the LSS operations Outlining and implementing effective mitigation measures to control human-macaque conflicts. A macaque management plan was jointly published with Jabatan PERHILITAN as a future reference for conflict managment. Hydro Lake Sultan Abu Bakar Cameron Highlands Mitigation of sediment deposits and habitat