While we have paused our wildlife rehabilitation activities due to the ongoing relocation process, our conservation efforts have not come to a halt. We have engaged in several collaborative initiatives
In early May, the Wildlife Rescue Centre (WRC) Jogja team conducted a survey in Tebat Rasau, East Belitung, to plan the implementation of Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) and training scheduled
We are grateful that this year, one of our team members had the opportunity to participate once again in the Women in Conservation Visible Leadership Program organized by IUCN SSC
At the end of April until early June, our team kicked-off a continuation program for the conservation of the endangered Malayan giant turtle (MGT), Orlitia borneensis. After two years of
March 2024 was a month filled with pivotal events and significant advancements in our wildlife conservation efforts. The journey began on March 20, 2024, with a crucial meeting with Norden’s
Strategic planning is crucial for any organization to set long-term goals and direction. We’ve developed a three-year strategic plan to guide our decisions and resource allocation. This process involved in-depth
Tojeiro volunteered at WRC in 2018 and instantly fell in love. He decided to leave his job in the Netherlands to work alongside our keepers, managing projects and making sure all the animals get the best care possible. During the relocation period, Tojeiro studied animal health management to increase his capacity in the field of animal welfare.