Hope on the Horizon: Way Kambas National Park Prepares for the Historic Birth of Two Critically Endangered Sumatran Rhinos
Conservation efforts in Indonesia have received a monumental boost as wildlife authorities announce that two female Sumatran rhinos residing at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary (SRS) within Way Kambas National Park…
Kelekak as a Last Refuge for the Critically Endangered Bangka Slow Loris
In the lush landscapes of Bangka Belitung, a traditional land-management practice known as kelekak serves as a vital ecological sanctuary. Traditionally, a kelekak is a plot of land inherited through…
The Persistence of Science Amidst Conflict: How a Gaza Ecologist Continues to Track the Critically Endangered Giant Devil Ray from a Refugee Tent
The story of Mohammed Abu Daya is not merely a tale of academic pursuit but a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring importance of environmental…
The Vanishing Shadows of the Malacca Strait: Indonesia’s Urgent Battle to Save the Critically Endangered Sawfish
The sawfish, a member of the Pristidae family, represents one of the most enigmatic and evolutionarily distinct lineages of marine life, characterized by a shark-like body and a formidable, saw-like…
Prigen Conservation Breeding Ark and the Strategic Protection of Indonesia’s Critically Endangered Forgotten Species
The melodic symphony of birdsong echoing across the slopes of Mount Arjuno provides a daily soundtrack for Jochen Klaus Menner, yet for this German-born conservationist, these sounds are more than…











