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Eight orangutans are finally freed from a
live of misery and exploitation
 Eight
more orangutans saved! Activists from
ProFauna Indonesia and Indonesian Animal
Advocacy Institute (LASA) finally say good
bye to eight Bornean orangutans (Pongo
pygmaeus) at the Jakarta airport cargo
terminal on Dec 4. They had been working
hard since June to free these orangutans
and now felt a sense of satisfaction when
they saw these gentle and magnificent
creatures
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NDEX
NEWS
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
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April 2006
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News update:
Indonesian Children welcome the news of
the return of 54 orangutans from Thailand
Following assurances that the Thai
government will be returning Indonesia’s
stolen orangutans to the forests from
which they had been smuggled, ProFauna
Indonesia activists and a group of
Indonesian children plan to present
flowers as part of a demonstration outside
the Royal Thai Embassy in Jakarta. The
flowers represent a symbolic gesture of
peace and hope for the return of the 54
orangutans to Indonesia.
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January 2006 |
EXPOSED:
PROTECTED INDONESIAN WILD SPECIES SMUGGLED
INTO GERMANY, KUWAIT AND KOREA The black market for endangered wildlife
is thriving in Indonesia. The UK
Representative of ProFauna Indonesia, a
wildlife conservation society, urges EU
governments to tighten the checking at
their entry ports of all crates containing
animals imported from overseas, as these
may conceal species other than those
legally imported.
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May 2005 |
HELP US TO STOP THE SEA
TURTLE TRADE (Eretmochelys imbricata)
IN YOGYAKARTA, INDONESIA
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|April
2005 |
Would Thai Prime Minister
Thaksin return the poached Orangutans?
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March 2005 |
ProFauna
helps to protect Moluccas White Cockatoos
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Report 25 February 2005
ProFauna Fed and Treated
500 Tsunami Animal Victims in Aceh
From 4 to 15 February 2005 ProFauna’s
team, led by Drh. Luki Kusuma Wardhani,
went on a mission to save the tsunami
animal victims in Aceh.
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08 FEB 2005
ACEH RESCUE OPERATION
SUCCESSFUL EVACUATION OF TRAPPED WILDLIFE IN
WULANDARI MINI ZOO, ACEH
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ProFauna
Tsunami Appeal
Save wildlife and other animals affected by the
tsunami tragedy!Please donate generously and help us to save these
wild and domestic animals!
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Progress report on saving animals
in Aceh
PROFAUNA RETURNS TO ACEH TO BRING
VETERINARY SUPPLIES
AND TO EVACUATE ANIMALS
Animals which survived the tsunami
tragedy in Aceh are without care and suffering
from hunger and weakness, which make them
susceptible to contract salmonella infection,
diarrhea, rabies, leptospirosis, skin infections,
etc
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Report - ProFauna
Indonesia
Tsunami, Human and
Animals in Aceh
On December 26, 2004
tsunami tragedy
devastated and wiped out Aceh.
Thousands bodies of the victims
scattered the region. Most buildings
are destroyed and hundred of
thousands people lost their families
and their homes.
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 WILDLIFE
CONSERVATIONISTS URGE THE TOURISTS TO BOYCOTT THAILAND
Tourism in
Thailand is still recovering from tsunami, however the conservationists and
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