BEHIND THE CONSERVATION: KEEPING ORANGUTAN HABITAT MONITORING OPERATIONS RUNNING AMIDST DELAYS
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BEHIND THE CONSERVATION: KEEPING ORANGUTAN HABITAT MONITORING OPERATIONS RUNNING AMIDST DELAYS
In recent months, heavy rainfall has severely deteriorated the road conditions leading to Camp Lesik, causing logistics distribution to deviate from plan. For the field team, this situation serves as a true test to ensure all conservation activities continue without interruption, even when supply deliveries face unexpected delays. When Distribution Does Not Go According to Plan Damaged roads make it difficult for logistics supply vehicles to rea…
The Sumatran orangutan population has fallen by 19.5 percent in 12 years, with only around 11,694 individuals remaining. |The loss of 94,399 hectares of forest habitat, along with conflict and poaching, are the main causes of the population decline. |IPB University experts are encouraging integrated conservation measures and habitat protection to prevent extinction.
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