Its overcast skies on Sunday (6/5) did not regressed the spirit of a family from Sweden to see the wildlife rehabilitation in Jogja Orangutan Centre (JOC) which located at Paingan Hamlet, Sendangsari Village, Pengasih Sub-district , Kulonprogo Regency, Province of Yogyakarta Special Region.
It’s for The Earth
Jogja Orangutan Centre – Taking care and preserving the ecosystem is the obligation of human being. Not only the ones who are ‘normal’ but they, who have different abilities (disabled), also have the same responsibilities and rights to act.
Free Cheela
Jogja Orangutan Centre – After had been rehabilitated several years, a Crested Serpent Eagle (Spilornis cheela) named Cheela, finally could soar into the sky, freely. Yogyakarta Nature Conservation Foundation (YKAY) together with Raptor Indonesia (RAIN) and Indonesian Nature Conservancy Agency (BKSDA) Yogyakarta had succeeded to release a 7 years old female Crested Serpent Eagle (Spilornis [...]
Conservation Campaign For Students
Jogja Orangutan Centre – Youth is in the front-line of conservation activities. Thus introducing conservation in the schools is a strategic step for conservation organizations to do. By introducing conservation to the youth, the awareness of the importance to protect the nature, especially wild animals, could arise in the early ages.
READY TO BE RELEASED, EAGLE IS NOW IN THE HABITUATION CAGE
JOC – Yogyakarta Wildlife Park (JOC) will soon release a Changeable hawk-Eagle to nature. The Changeable hawk-Eagle (Nisaetus cirrhatus) which had been rehabilitated over 6.5 years in Yogyakarta Wildlife Park will be released at the Sermo Wildlife Sanctuary Area – KulonProgo on Sunday, February 12, 2012. According to the plan, the release of the Changeable hawk-Eagle will be conducted by the Director General of PHKA (Forest Protection and Biodiversity) Indonesian Ministry of Forestry, Ir. Darori, and the Head of Kulonprogo district, Hasto Wardoyo.
A HOME FOR CHANGEABLE HAWK EAGLE
Jogja Orangutan Centre – As one of conservation foundation in Indonesia, rehabilitated animal release is one among programs of Yogyakarta Nature Conservation Foundation (YKAY). An animal going to be released soon is Changeable Hawk Eagle (Nizaetus cirrhatus) which has been rehabilitated since 2006.
It’s for The Earth
Posted by JOC on May 3rd, 2012
Jogja Orangutan Centre – Taking care and preserving the ecosystem is the obligation of human being. Not only the ones who are ‘normal’ but they, who have different abilities (disabled), also have the same responsibilities and rights to act.
Free Cheela
Posted by JOC on April 2nd, 2012
Jogja Orangutan Centre – After had been rehabilitated several years, a Crested Serpent Eagle (Spilornis cheela) named Cheela, finally could soar into the sky, freely.
Yogyakarta Nature Conservation Foundation (YKAY) together with Raptor Indonesia (RAIN) and Indonesian Nature Conservancy Agency (BKSDA) Yogyakarta had succeeded to release a 7 years old female Crested Serpent Eagle (Spilornis cheela) into Sermo Wildlife Reserve – Kulonprogo Regency, on Saturday (31/3/2012). Before being rehabilitated in Jogja Orangutan Centre (or
Conservation Campaign For Students
Posted by JOC on April 1st, 2012
Jogja Orangutan Centre - Youth is in the front-line of conservation activities. Thus introducing conservation in the schools is a strategic step for conservation organizations to do. By introducing conservation to the youth, the awareness of the importance to protect the nature, especially wild animals, could arise in the early ages.
