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Orangutan Monitoring in Batu Satail Village (April 30, 2024)

To prevent human-orangutan conflict.

Posted on 13:50 May 20th, 2024 Read more...

Forest Management Unit (KPH) Area X and Partners Visits Haunatas Village (April 3, 2024)

Checking wildlife traps in the village.

Posted on 00:46 May 20th, 2024 Read more...

Evacuation of Macaque from Tebingtinggi, North Sumatra (April 25, 2024)

The macaque had now been moved to the Batangtoru Macaque Rescue Center for medical check, and rehabilitation.

Posted on 23:44 May 17th, 2024 Read more...

Orangutan Monitoring in Ramba Sihasur village, Sipirok subdistrict of South Tapanuli Regency (April 21, 2024)

Two old orangutan nests were seen.

Posted on 23:34 May 17th, 2024 Read more...

The Wildlife Authority (BBKSDASU) and Partners Confiscate three Protected Animals in Hapesong Lama, Batangtoru (April 24, 2024)

The animals consist of gibbon, hornbill, and cockatoo.

Posted on 21:16 May 17th, 2024 Read more...

Joint Patrol in Gapuk Tua Village, Marancar Subdistrict of South Tapanuli Regency (April 2, 2024)

The patrol team discovered some timbers, which were allegedly stolen from the Dolok Lubukraya Nature Reserved (one of the most important orangutan habitat) in Tapanuli).

Posted on 04:10 May 17th, 2024 Read more...
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