Entering September, the level of enforcement of restrictions on community activities in our area has been lowered and has begun to be relaxed. This is in line with vaccinations, which are quite intense in some places. All employees at WRC Jogja have also undergone complete vaccinations. We hope that with this vaccination, we can prevent...

August is quite a proud month for us. Apart from commemorating Indonesia’s independence day, on the same day we translocated two adult male orangutans named Beni and Boni to the Arsari Orangutan Sanctuary Center in East Kalimantan. Beni and Boni have been living and being cared for in our center for a long time because...

July 2021 will not be an easy month for all of us, especially at WRC Jogja. The soaring number of COVID-19 cases in Indonesia has also affected the activities we have planned. In usual years, we are very busy with school group programs, but this year all activities involving students from abroad had to be...

It’s been awhile…. May and June are still like the previous months. We are all still shrouded in fear of the virus that is still engulfing us. But animals still have to eat and live healthy lives. To continue the program of supporting operations with strict health protocols, we still accept internship programs as well...

We were Celebrating” one year of the pandemic, but this March was still a regular month for us. Some of the activities we do include focusing on the saltwater and New Guinea crocodile medical check-up, moving the long-tailed macaque we received last February to a bigger cage after having completed a few weeks of quarantine,...

Time flies so fast in February. We still had to carry out several activities during the pandemic, even though we had to tighten expenses and cut some employee salaries due to a lack of funds. Open donation and fundraising programs have really helped us through all these difficulties. In one month, approximately 100 million rupiahs...

2020 has been the toughest year for WRC Jogja and for all of us. The virus pandemic paralyzes all sectors of the economy. Even though we are engaged in the conservation sector, we are also being affected. The flight out of action and the closure of borders have stopped the arrival of foreign visitors, especially...

The COVID pandemic has hit Indonesia since March 2020 and has continued until now. This hampered the program at WRC Jogja. One of them is a conservation education program. The program actually focuses on education regarding wildlife conservation, targeting students and the general public. There are several programs, such as Jelajah Alam, bird watching, and...

We feel blessed! From the beginning of the pandemic until now, we have been able to survive with various donations. One of them is from the Kitabisa.com platform. After the volunteer program and conservation education stopped, we looked for ways to keep the animals here eating and operating. Seeing that a lot of good people...

The eagle release is our greatest achievement so far. We only use two from four cages as habituation because the other two cages cannot be used due to broken cages and holes everywhere. In order to make it reusable, SunBear Outreach is helping us to make the plan comes true. Eagle cage repairment could start...