Sumatran rhinoceros / Dicerorhinus sumatrensis
the smallest of the living rhinoceroses and the only Asian rhino with two horns
Training Trajectory Survey
Sumatran Rhino Emergency Action Plan
The Rhino Monitoring Unit
Monitoring of sumatran rhino by camera traps
The Rhino Monitoring Unit
Monitoring of sumatran rhino by camera trap
The tour guide training
The tour guide training of special interest tourism
The tour guide training
The tour guide training of special interest tourism
The tour guide training
The tour guide training of special interest tourism
Monitoring of megafauna by camera trap
Big mammals recorded by camera traps
The Rhino Monitoring Unit
Determining the location of camera trap is important to get optimal data
The Rhino Monitoring Unit
Determining the location of camera trap is important to get optimal data
Raising Community Awareness
Community awareness is one of the keys to conservation
Raising Community Awareness
Community awareness is one of the keys to conservation
The Special Elephant, Erin
She lost part of her trunk due to snares
Black marsh turtle/Siebenrockiella crassicollis
a freshwater turtle endemic Southeast Asia. the turtle has been classified as Vulnerable by the IUCN.
Habitat Degradation
most of WKNP was degraded by vegetation of imperata, which is potential causing forest fires
Reforestation Programs
Recovery of degraded habitat for supports species conservation in Way Kambas landscape
Camp Reforestation
Forest ranger will stay in camp and monitor the reforestation area
Wildlife Ecotourism
feel the amazing of Sumatran forest canopy in Cocoon Wildlife Observation
Raising Community Awareness
Community awareness is one of the keys to conservation
Raising Community Awareness
Community awareness is one of the keys to conservation
conflict mitigation
Together with community of buffer village, we are preparing materials for building elephant barrier
conflict mitigation
Together with community of buffer village, we are building the early detection tool for elephant mitigation conflict
conflict mitigation
Together with community of buffer village, we are building the early detection tool for elephant mitigation conflict
Evaluation Program
ALeRT's Program Coordinator presented the results of the rhino occupation survey in WKNP
Evaluation Program
President of ALeRT- Indonesia, Marcellus Adi CTR
Wildlife Traps
the traps has been threatening wildlife in Way Kambas National Park
Elephant Protective Canals
Keeping health for young elephants in Elephant Conservation Centre WKNP
Southern Cross University Volunteering Program
Planting action with local community in Susukan Baru Reforestation
Southern Cross University Volunteering Program
Planting action with local community in Susukan Baru Reforestation
Southern Cross University Volunteering Program
Learning and exchange language with children from Desa Braja Harjosari
Southern Cross University Volunteering Program
Planting paddy in Desa Braja Harjosari
Habitat Reforestation
in RPTN Susukan Baru, Way Kambas National Park
Rhino Monitoring Unit
Sumatran Rhino Occupancy Survey
Rhino Monitoring Unit
Sumatran Rhino Occupancy Survey
Rhino Monitoring Unit
Sumatran Rhino Occupancy Survey
Rhino Monitoring Unit
Monitoring of Sumatran Rhino by Camera Trap
Savannah Nightjar / Caprimulgus affinis
Common nightjar of lowlands, from dry open coastal areas to large cities
Barn owl / Tyto alba
An uncommon bird in the lowlands of Sumatra, Java, and Bali, up to 800 m.
Javan Frogmouth / Batrachostomus javensis
Recorded in lowlands from most parts, and occasional on hill forests
Enjoy the Way Kambas National Park endangered mega fauna and other rare wildlife species caught in video. Find mother and baby of Sumatran rhino, challenging young male Sumatran tiger, big family of Sumatran elephant, funny Malayan sun-bear and curious Malayan tapir.
It was written by Janos Olah & Attila Simay in Birding Asia magazine, on 2007. Not only the great variety of the otherwise scarce and hard to-come-by species is what makes this national park world-famous, but also the relative ease in finding them. No other place in sumatra that has 4 species of Frogmouth.
