K. C. Linggi and Laing Imang Release New Book On Deforestation

Logging issues are considered global problems by many. Sarawak, Malaysia, hometown of K. C. Linggi and Laing Imang, is no exception. In their book "Almost an Army Cadet, Always a Forester" (published by Trafford Singapore), Linggi and Imang divulge the coming of forestry operations to interior Baram, Sarawak, and its impact on forest communities through the detailing of their experiences.

Penans are nomadic aboriginal people living in the forests of Malaysia. These are the same people who primarily opposed the forestry operations planned for Sarawak. This book is about the development and progression of a forestry operation inside Sarawak, touching on local community consultation and Penan protest against logging. Other current issues like quality management and sustainable forest management are touched upon too.

With over two decades of experience working in the same timber company together, Linggi and Imang have a wealth of knowledge to share in this book. Through their dedication to their work and passion for writing, Linggi and Imang are able to share an important life story of a significant job that helps protect and conserve Mother Nature. "Almost an Army Cadet, Always a Forester" is an eye opening example of the difference one can make in nature.

"Almost an Army Cadet, Always a Forester"
Softcover | 8.5 x 11 in | 44 pages | ISBN 9781490702155
E-Book | 44 pages | ISBN 9781490702148
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Authors
K C Linggi is a professional forestry graduate from Universiti Pertanian Malaysia. He was project manager for Bridge & Infrastructure Unit.

Laing Imang is a trained forest surveyor in the Survey and Engineering Unit. Both worked in the same timber company for almost two decades and shared many trials and tribulations together.

Trafford Publishing, an Author Solutions, LLC, author services imprint, was the first publisher in the world to offer an "on-demand publishing service," and has led the independent publishing revolution since its establishment in 1995. Trafford was also one of the earliest publishers to utilize the Internet for selling books. Trafford Singapore provides Singaporean writers the opportunity to join the ranks of the world's published authors through a company dedicated to their unique needs. For more information about Trafford Singapore, or to publish your book today, call 1-800-101-2656 or visit traffordpublishing.com.sg/.

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