Conservation begins with people. Protecting biodiversity requires more than scientific knowledge and effective management—it depends on communities that understand, value, and actively safeguard the wildlife living alongside them. At WRC Jogja, we believe conservation education is one of the most effective ways to nurture future conservation leaders while strengthening local stewardship of biodiversity. From 3–5...

Throughout April, we continued our journey of learning, reflection, and capacity building to strengthen both our conservation impact and organizational resilience. As part of the IUCN SSC Asian Species Action Partnership – Network Of Women Collective Program, Cisca and Irna participated in sessions on Vision Setting and Communication. These discussions provided valuable opportunities to reflect...

March was a month of learning, collaboration, and strengthening conservation efforts through engagement at both local and international levels. We began the month by participating in Exploring Gender Dynamics in Local Organizations, an event organized by Australian Volunteers. Together with fellow organizations in Yogyakarta, we exchanged experiences and explored how gender equality can be meaningfully...

The first two months of the year were a period of reflection, planning, and collaboration as we prepared for the opportunities and challenges ahead. We began the year with a strategic discussion involving our Board and Founder, continuing the evaluation and planning processes initiated at the end of 2025. Together, we reflected on organizational progress,...

November reminded us that conservation is not always about big breakthroughs—it is often about staying present, learning together, and continuing the work even when progress feels slow. The month opened with conversations in academic spaces, where we shared real-world conservation experiences through an online Animal Welfare lecture at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Universitas Brawijaya....

Conservation is not only about rescuing wildlife in the field. Behind every action, there is a long process of learning, ongoing research, and collaboration with many stakeholders. In August, we have been involved in various activities aimed at strengthening our team’s capacity, deepening scientific understanding, and expanding collaborative networks to support wildlife conservation efforts. One...

July was a month of growth and connection for WRC Jogja, marked by meaningful activities that combined conservation education, community engagement, and capacity building. One of the key highlights was our involvement in a two-day Conservation Education Program carried out in collaboration with BRIN Indonesia, Nusantara Wilderness, and the Angkringan Konservasi – Faculty of Veterinary...

June marked a vibrant mid-year chapter for our conservation journey, filled with collaborative efforts, scientific exploration, and meaningful public engagement. From community awards to DNA sampling in the wild, the month brought together people, ideas, and actions that underscore the heart of what we do—protecting biodiversity through shared responsibility. We were honored to be selected...

At Wildlife Rescue Centre (WRC) Jogja, we recognize that communication and storytelling are powerful tools for conservation. In recent months, our team has actively engaged in several initiatives aimed at enhancing our capacity to communicate effectively, build public awareness, and share our conservation journey with a broader audience. One of the key activities was a...

April offered a powerful reminder that effective conservation is never just about species or habitats in isolation—it is about people, place, and the stories that bind them together. From cultural events and training sessions to holiday celebrations and field practice, the month was full of meaningful experiences for the Wildlife Rescue Centre Jogja (WRC Jogja)...