WILDLIFE CONSERVATION CHARITY
WORKING TOGETHER TO PROTECT WILDLIFE IN INDONESIA

We want to see our orangutans and all wildlife live freely in the wild !

ProFauna works to protect and save all wild species in Indonesia such as orangutans, tigers, bears, parrots, birds, gibbons, siamangs, sea turtles, slow loris and many other wild animals. Our conservation programs aim to end the cruelty and the inhumane commercial exploitation of wildlife in Indonesian. Part of this is by educating the young generations and the community. Our program in Bali has successfully reduced the slaughter of sea turtles by up to 80%. Many turtles can now be seen to return and lay their eggs, even at the famous and crowded Kuta Beach. Poaching of parrots and cockatoos in other parts of Indonesia has also been curbed by up to 80%.

 
They saw how their mothers were brutally killed by poachers,
so they could be captured and smuggled out from the forest to be sold as “cute exotic pets”.  They now need your help >>>      

ProFauna’s big thank you to the following persons >>> more

PETUNGSEWU WILDLIFE EDUCATION CENTER 
(P-WEC) Petungsewu Wildlife Education Center is an informal education center concerning wild animal and its habitat.
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PETUNGSEWU WILD ANIMAL RESCUE CENTER Thousands of rare animals are sold at bird markets in Indonesia. Most of them are trapped from the wild.
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PROFAUNA INDONESIA VOLUNTEERING PROGRAM
ProFauna Indonesia provides volunteering programs to allow volunteers to make a significant contribution, both physically and financially To find out more …..>> click here


WILDLIFE CONSERVATIONISTS URGE THE TOURISTS TO BOYCOTT THAILAND
Tourism in Thailand is still recovering from tsunami, however the conservationists and >>more...


PROFAUNA RELEASE ANIMALS BACK TO WILD
Until 2004 the number of wildlife which have been released to protected natural habitats is 45. These are:  Javanese ebony langurs, leopard cats, hornbills, deer, and peacocks.
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URGENT APPEAL
TO HELP WILDLIFE RESCUE CENTER
Urgent funding is required to help Petungsewu wildlife rescue centre (PPS) in Malang, East Java. This well run rescue centre has capacity to shelter up to 200 wildlife >>more...

 

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27 January 2007 | REPORT
PROTECT SLOW LORIES FROM INHUMANE COMMERCIAL EXPLOITATION

 
Eight orangutans are finally freed from a live of misery and exploitation
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 45 wild animals were given a second chance to live in the wild

41 Javan ebony langurs (Trachyphitecus auratus) and 4 barking deers (Muntiacus muntjak) received a second chance to live in their habitats

Help the orangutans!

Two more countries are now also in possession of illegally imported orangutan


Indonesian Children welcome the news of the return of 54 orangutans from Thailand

EXPOSED:  PROTECTED INDONESIAN WILD SPECIES SMUGGLED INTO GERMANY, KUWAIT AND KOREA
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INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT IS BEING URGED TO STOP ILLEGAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES >>more...

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May 2005
HELP US TO STOP THE SEA TURTLE TRADE (Eretmochelys imbricata)  IN YOGYAKARTA, INDONESIA
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