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Lingkar interim report 2025
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Auckland Zoo funds wild tiger conservation for the 15th year! We're delighted to announce that Auckland Zoo has continued their support of wild tiger conservation with a donation of NZ$20,000....
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Lingkar final report 2020
https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2021/04/LingkarInstituteFinalReport20.pdf
This latest project report shows how Lingkar Institute has shown resilience and adaptability in protecting the Sumatran tiger in the face of the coronavirus pandemic in Indonesia. The project team...
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Mentoring hunters and recidivists (previous offenders) is just one of the activities included in this latest Lingkar Institute report. Lingkar Institute follow the premise that Islamic values can be used...
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Lingkar interim report 2020
https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/09/LingkarInstituteInterimReport20.pdf
We're delighted to announce that Auckland Zoo will once again support the work of Lingkar Institute with a donation to WildCats of NZ$20,000. The Auckland Zoo Conservation Fund has been...
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In the next of our blogs from the field Iswadi, from the Lingkar Institute writes that the threat to tigers is still apparent in the Bengkulu forests south of Kerinci...
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Forest-edge communities in Bengkulu, to the east of Kerinci Seblat National Park (the second largest Protected Area in Indonesia), have been identified as hunting hotspots. It is here that the...
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Lingkar final report 2019
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Lingkar Institute's recent interim report tells of its activities working in communities in Benkulu, South Sumatra, where they are using wildlife and Islamic values and perspectives to build conservation awareness....
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Lingkar interim report 2019
https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2019/10/LingkarInstituteinterimREPORT2019.pdf
Meeting Granny Nenek! What happens when you come face to face with a Sumatran tiger by Iswadi, Lingkar Institute Between 11 and 16th of May the Rapid Response Unit patrol...
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Lingkar final report 2018
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Read about the problems caused when the patrol came across this homemade gun in a poacher's camp. Lingkar Institute has reported on its activities carried out in Bengkulu, Sumatra during...
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