Efforts to Conserve the Sumatran Tiger Species in Indonesia

In 2013, the Ministry of Forestry Ministry of Forest Protection (PHKA) cooperated for the second time, including the Harima Ukita Forum, the London Zoo Association (ZSL) Indonesia, the International Family and Plant Association (FFI) Indonesia, the Wildlife Conservation Society of Sumatra (WCS) We cooperated with the institution. Protection of the Tiger's habitat for SMART-RBM patrol training These activities took place in Medan from 11th to 15th November 2013 and took place in Jambbi's Berbac National Park in February 2013.

The Sumatran tiger is an important focus for the Indonesian government and wildlife activists and two other Indonesian native trust species, Panthera tigris sondaica and Panthera tigris balica, are lost due to poaching and habitat, in 2003 The same thing can be said about the threat of tracking today's Sumatran tiger. At the same time, illegal wildlife trading is prosperous. Law enforcement against poaching in Indonesia has been widely criticized as invalid and perpetrators are rarely prosecuted, and if you commit a crime you will be punished far below the prescribed maximum punishment. Environmentalists also point out that powerful people and officials involved in illegal wildlife trading seem to be indemnified

In Indonesia, the Sumatran tiger population - the smallest subspecies - living at the end exists. In 1978, experts estimated that the number of Sumatran tigers is 1,000. Currently, this number has decreased to 400 people. It is a challenge to measure tigers through the compact jungle of Sumatra. This woman's Sumatran tiger was captured by the camera trap of Rimbang Baling-Bukit Tigapuluh Corridor. Amur Tora is the largest tiger species in the Russian Far East and there are small pockets in China's border areas. In 2010, under the promotion of the World Nature Conservation Fund, Jilin Province of China and Primorsky Frontier in the vicinity of Russia agree to formally cooperate to construct the first Cross Border Amur Tiger Reserve Agreed to.

Sadly, the Southern Tiger has not been discovered since the 1970s, so it is considered to have been extinct in the wild. Sumatran tiger is the only surviving trichodone species in Indonesia, and as of 2008, it is listed as a highly endangered species by IUCN. Compared to the population estimate of 1978, the number of tigers today is less than 500 people. Of the five species of the Rhinocerotidae family, three are one of the most endangered species in the world: black rhinos, Javan rhinos, and Sumatran rhinoceros. Javan 's rhinoceros is in danger of extinction and there are only 60 survivors in Java' s National Park in Indonesia. Sumatran rhinoceros is very at risk. It is estimated that there are fewer than 100 species in the wild now. Black rhinoceros is listed as a species very endangered by IUCN and three variants declared extinct in 2011