Fig trees and flowers planted to form a 1.2km corridor through a vast oil palm plantation in Tawau, Sabah, have created a safe passageway for wildlife.

The Teck Guan Wildlife Corridor, launched this week, is the latest among collaborations between large plantation owners and conservationists to protect wildlife impacted by large-scale agriculture.

At the launch event on April 22, Teck Guan executive director Avito Hong said...