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Last month, WWF Indonesia launched a six-month campaign for Green & Fair products, an initiative that was started a few years ago to promote value products from conservation areas and landscapes around Indonesia.
Sahabat Harimau
Community and public participation is an essential part of the efforts to conserve the Sumatran tiger. Therefore, WWF-Indonesia launched a program named "SAHABAT harimau" in response to the challenge of improving public awareness about the importance of the continuing the survival of Sumatran tigers in the future.
Male Tiger in Bukit Tiga Puluh
Specially designed video cameras installed by WWF-Indonesia’s tiger researchers in the Sumatran jungle, between two protected areas– Rimbang Baling Wildlife Reserve in Riau and Bukit Tigapuluh National Park in both Riau and Jambi provinces, captured a male tiger sniffing the camera trap. This Year of the Tiger could be the last opportunity to save this iconic species.
Updates
Conserving Orang-utans in Bornean forest concession
By: Dita Ramadhani
Jakarta (01/09)-Today, Bornean Orang-utans are threatened by extinction. The World Conservation Union (IUCN, 2002) classifies the Bornean Orang-utan (pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) as an endangered species. The biggest threat to ...
WWF-Indonesia contact centre launched
By: Nur Anisah
Jakarta (26/08)-Coinciding with fast-breaking gathering of all WWF-Indonesia staffs in Jakarta office, Thursday, 26 August 2010, CEO of WWF-Indonesia Efransjah officially launched WWF-Indonesia contact centre.
WWF-Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries partnership formalized
By: Masayu Yulien Vinanda
Jakarta (23/08)-As an effort to intensify and synergize partnership with Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) for sustainable and responsible management of marine resources, an Memorandum of Understanding ...
Press Release
60,000 trees for critical Sumatran tiger’s habitat
10 August 2010
Jakarta, Indonesia – A three-month old initiative by WWF in Indonesia and Germany has led to almost 60,000 new trees to be planted as part of efforts to reforest critical tiger habitat on the Indonesian island of ...
Important step toward sustainable financing in Papua
04 August 2010
Jayapura, 04 August 2010 – In a collaboration with Papua Regional Government, WWF-Indonesia Papua Program (Papua and West Papua) organized a workshop on conservation funds and sustainable development in ...
WWF’s GFTN and TRAFFIC help forest products companies vavigate a shifting legal landscape
02 Agustus 2010
JAKARTA, INDONESIA (02/08) — Indonesia as one of the biggest timber producers in the world is a country where rich biodiversity lived. Nevertheless, rampant illegal logging and illegal timber or wood ...
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