Protecting Species & Landscapes

We support community stewardship and science-based conservation to secure Indonesia’s rich natural heritage.

“Sali Ujung Kulon supports efforts to conserve biodiversity and landscapes. We welcome people who share our passion for nature and people.”

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52,400+

Hectares Protected

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10

Conservation Campaigns

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45

Active Patrol Rangers

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1250+

Active Volunteers

Species Spotlight

The Critically Endangered Javan Rhino

โš ๏ธ CONSERVATION ALERT: With fewer than 80 individuals left in the wild, Ujung Kulon National Park is the absolute last refuge for this magnificent species.

The Javan rhinoceros is vulnerable to invasive Arenga palms that choke out their food sources, habitat encroachment, and natural disasters. Our rangers conduct active anti-poaching patrols and habitat clearing to give this prehistoric species a fighting chance at survival.

Active Conservation Projects

Real-time transparency updates from our field activities. Support, share, or volunteer to get involved.

Ongoing๐Ÿ“ Nusa Penida, Bali

Bali Marine Turtle Nesting Security

Patrolling critical nesting beaches and funding community hatcheries to protect eggs from beach traffic and predators.

50% Funding Achieved$11,000 / $22,000

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Completed๐Ÿ“ Saparua, Lease Islands

Maluku Coastal Fishery Zones

Setting up community-enforced traditional marine sanctuaries (Sasi Laut) to secure spawning zones for local reef fish.

100% Funding Achieved$18,000 / $18,000

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Planning๐Ÿ“ Malinau, North Kalimantan

Malinau Landscape Spatial Planning

Assisting indigenous communities to map ancestral land boundaries and register customary protection status.

40% Funding Achieved$14,000 / $35,000

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Our Strategic Pillars

How we implement landscape-scale solutions to combine biodiversity conservation with human prosperity.

Biodiversity

Indonesia’s archipelago is home to globally significant species. We protect key endemic and threatened wildlife like Javan rhinos, orangutans, and Sumatran tigers.

Landscapes & Seascapes

The diversity of ecosystems calls for integrated, landscape-level planning. We design and protect wildlife corridors, restore forests, and establish marine sanctuaries.

People & Communities

Empowering local people is critical for conservation. We collaborate with communities, respect land rights, and support eco-friendly livelihood programs.

Our Blog & News

Read the latest environmental articles, NGO news, and conservation publications from our team.