Our integrated and systematic approach from the field to the policy level to ensure the survival of the Sunda Pangolin.
A professional workflow for wildlife rescue, recovery, and rehabilitation led by conservation veterinarians and stakeholders to ensure ethical and safe reintroduction into suitable wild habitats.
Transforming local residents into long-term stakeholders in conservation by aligning with local religions and beliefs, through direct community engagement and transparency.
Filling data gaps by conducting in-situ research on population dynamics and behavioral patterns, turning word-of-mouth into scientific facts required for effective conservation.
Translating field data and operational experience into best practices and standardized procedures (SOPs), providing actionable methodologies for governments and organizations to conserve pangolin populations more effectively.
These conservation pillars have been structured into a concrete action plan on Tebing Tinggi Island. Learn more about our timeline and targets.
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