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Press Releases from ProFauna Indonesia (10 total)

WIldlife Trade in Java is Still High

WILDLIFE TRADE IN BIRD MARKETS IN JAVA IS STILL HIGH The illegal wildlife trade in bird markets in Java Island, Indonesia, is still high. From the

International Concern over Alleged Illegal Zoo Trade in Indonesia

International wildlife charity the Born Free Foundation has joined ProFauna Indonesia in calling for a full investigation into allegations of illegal trading of wildlife products

ProFauna Calls for Indonesian Government Action to Fully Enforce the Wildlife La …

The illegal trade of wildlife parts is more rampant. ProFauna Indonesia, a wildlife protection organization, records that there have been three tigers killed in zoos

ProFauna Demands More Indonesian Government Action to Curb the Illegal Trade of …

The illegal trade of tiger and elephant parts is still flourishing. The rampant trade is revealed in an investigation report launched by ProFauna Indonesia which

ProFauna Calls for Indonesian Government’s Action to Stop Elephant and Tiger P …

Elephant and Tiger poaching in Sumatera get more rampant. ProFauna Indonesia, a wildlife protection organization in Indonesia, records the recent deaths of two female elephants

Cruelties to Indonesian Parrots

Thousands of parrots from the tropical wilderness of Papua and North Maluku are caught to supply domestic and international illegal wildlife trade every

Together with Local Communities, ProFauna Campaigns on Parrot Protection in Mano …

Thousands of parrots are caught from the wild in Papua and North Maluku to supply domestic and international illegal wildlife trade. In

ProFauna Demands for the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Sumatera to Stop

The illegal wildlife trade is rampant in Sumatera Island; Lampung, Palembang, Bengkulu, Riau, Medan, and Aceh regions, according to a recent investigation conducted by ProFauna

Indonesia: A Forestry Department Officer Also A Wildlife Trafficker

The illegal wildlife trade is rampant in Medan city, North Sumatera, according to a recent investigation conducted by ProFauna Indonesia in collaboration with the International

FREEDOM FOR 17 CONFISCATED GREEN PEAFOWLS

ProFauna Indonesia and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) are working to release 17 confiscated green peafowls (Pavo muticus muticus) to the Bromo Tengger

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