SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER

by ISCP (Indonesian Species Conservation Program)
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SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER

In the good coordination and cooperation of information reports from friends or partners of ISCP, namely the IAR Foundation through their IG @Kukangku Direct Messenger, the information is that there is a community on behalf of Mrs.NN reported there was slow loris get in lost to her house and with a good initiative Ms. NN reported to our partner @kukangku and the report was forwarded to ISCP where then ISCP coordinated with the North Sumatra BKSDA to save and secured the Sumatran slow loris.

Where the slow loris had recently entered or got lost to the resident's house, wherein after the slow loris was checked for health by the BKSDA veterinarian and it was still very healthy and still behaving wildly, on Saturday 24 April 2021 the slow loris which had been secured by the BKSDA team and the ISCP team were relocated to release in the conservation forest area of Deli Serdang district, North Sumatra.

We would like said thank you to #GoodPeople, namely Ms. NN and the ISCP partner of the IAR Indonesia Foundation through `` @kukangku, friends of the North Sumatra BKSDA and all the community and friends of wildlife observers Ngo's who have collaborated or worked hand in hand to save Sumatran slow loris and another protected wildlife, especially in North Sumatra and generally in Indonesia.

Let's #theSlowlorisSavior and #friendsISCP, keep continuing support and help ISCP and the government in the rescue and protection of Sumatran slow lorises and other wildlife by continuing to donate to ISCP fundraising,by click the link on our GlobalGiving crowdfunding.

Thank you and best wishes
ISCP / YPKSI Admin

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On Tuesday, April 20, 2021, the Central Aceh Bksda team and accompanied by ISCP Aceh representatives confiscated a male Sumatran slow loris, from a resident named Mr. Sugianto, 37 years old, who works as a vegetable trader, addressing the village of Blang Jorong, Bandar sub-district. , it's really classic reason which said he got the Sumatran slow loris from a resident who sold it to him, the slow loris has been kept for 3 days, he also admitted that he did not know that this animal was a protected animal, Mr. Sugianto apologized, after being given a strong warning from BKSDA accompanied by the ISCP team that in the future if buying or maintaining slow lorises will be subject to criminal penalties in accordance with Law No. 5 of 1990 concerning Conservation of Living Natural Resources and their Ecosystems.

Due to the fact that the Sumatran slow loris is having a health check where the slow loris is still healthy and still wild, on the same day the Aceh BKSDA team is accompanied by volunteers from ISCP representatives in Aceh releasing the slow loris in a safe conservation forest in Central Aceh,thus our report from the field.

#GoodPeople and #FriendsOfIscp let's continue to save the Sumatran slow loris and other wildlife by supporting ISCP and the government in saving wildlife by continuing to donate to ISCP fundraising,which you can click on the link on our GlobalGiving crowdfunding link.

Thank you and best wishes
ISCP / YPKSI Admin

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The ISCP Aceh representative team together with the Bksda resort Aceh staff are rescuing 2 male Sumatran slow lorises from two residents who keep illegally in two different villages, namely in Bale Atu village and Belang Rakal village, Central Aceh district on 7 and 8 April 2021. After a brief medical check-up in which the two slow lorises were still healthy and very wild, the Central Aceh Resort BKSDA team and the ISCP immediately released the two slow lorises to a safe conservation forest area in Central Aceh on Thursday afternoon, 8/4/2021.

#goodpeople , let's continue to save the Sumatran slow loris and other wildlife by supporting ISCP and the government in saving wildlife by continuing to donate to ISCP fundraising, which you can find and click on the link on our GlobalGiving crowdfunding link: https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/slowlorisandwildlifenewrehabilitationcenter/

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ISCP /YPKSI Admin

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ISCP secured Slowloris from illegal keeping
ISCP secured Slowloris from illegal keeping

The slow loris (Nycticebus spp.) Is the only nocturnal primate that is poisonous. There are nine species of slow loris (genus Nycticebus) in the world and seven of them are found in Indonesia, namely Nycticebus javanicus in Java, N. hilleri, N.bancanus, N. coucang in Sumatra and N. borneanus, N. kayan, N menagensis in Kalimantan. Three of them, namely N. coucang, N. menagensis and N. javanicus are protected in the Minister of Environment and Forestry Regulation No. 106 of 2018 concerning Protected Plant and Animal Types.

According to the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) all species of these slow lorises are experiencing a decline in population due to habitat loss, use of slow lorises as medicine and the high illegal trade in slow lorises both locally and nationally.

Slow lorises are traded online and offline. Social media such as Instagram ,Facebook and Whatsapp are platforms that are often used for online trading.
The use of slow lorises as photo props and displaying them on social media is also one of the things that supports traders to continue working on stock for this animal.

Meanwhile, offline trading still takes place in the animal market. Some examples of animal markets in Java and Sumatra that have traded these protected animals are Pramuka Market, Barito Market and Jatinegara Market in Jakarta, Sukahaji Market in Bandung, Rose Market in Garut and the animal market on Jalan Bintang Medan, Siantar and the animal market. other birds in Sumatra.

In 2012, based on research by V. Nijman, the Javan slow loris trade declined in the market. However, there has been a fourfold increase in the Sumatran slow loris trade.

As poisonous primates, traders often cut the lower teeth of the slow loris to avoid its poisonous bite or to avoid biting each other during transportation. In fact, cutting the lower teeth of the slow loris is very influential in the future.

Those who are still alive can no longer be released because they cannot find their favorite food, namely tree sap. In addition they cannot do grooming or social grooming which requires their lower teeth to clean themselves.

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Slow loris secured frm Illegal trade in Medan 2018
Slow loris secured frm Illegal trade in Medan 2018
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Ilustration poachers or trader send to the cage
Ilustration poachers or trader send to the cage

This layered application of punishment is to increase the deterrent effect. Perpetrators of crimes against wildlife, especially the Sumatran slow loris and other protected wildlife, should be punished as severely as possible. The environment and forests, including wildlife, as the assets of the Indonesian nation must be protected.

Of the 1090 birds, 145 are protected species. Currently he is being secured from the suspect and entrusted to the BKSDA Bengkulu SKW III Lampung Animal Rescue Center. The arrest originated with information received by Section III of the Sumatra Region Gakkum Balai Gakkum KLHK from KSKP Bakauheni, namely the transportation of illegal wildlife. The Sumatra Region KLHK Gakkum Center coordinated with BKSDA Bengkulu SKW III Lampung and Lampung Police and assigned the Siamang Brigade SPORC to arrest the perpetrator who was being secured by KSKP Bakauheni. On March 2, 2021, the Team secured YF - the bird owner - and the US (24) as the car driver, at Bakauheni Ferry Terminal area, South Lampung Regency. YF is a resident of Sukoharjo III Barat Village RT / RW 001/007, Sukoharjo District, Pringsewu Regency and AS is a resident of Hamlet 7, Medium Mulyo Village, Medium Agung District, Central Lampung Regency. life is packed in 35 plastic baskets and 39 boxes of Daihatsu Xenia (BE 1067 UR) vehicles. BKSDA identified 145 out of 1,090 birds as protected by law. YF and AS were handed over to PPNS Gakkum at the Gakkum Post in Lampung Province for further processing. Data source from BnRnews is at the link: Smugglers of 1,090 Wild Birds in Threatened Criminal Layers (https://bnrnews.id/2021/03/03/penyelundup-1-090-ekor-burung-liar-di-ancam-pidana-berlapis/?fbclid=IwAR0gK2V6Je6bf6B_tIai5p8fsCEKypBnOtTeWUxpHYRWxYgY9nW1aGKCndM)

Hopefully this article can be useful for all of us ... and dear friends, help us continue to fight the wildlife trade in Indonesia, especially in Sumatra by continuing to donate to realize the development of a rehabilitation center for the Sumatran slow loris and other wildlife in Sumatra through donation links to fundraising. at our crowfunding in GLOBALGIVING.

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YPKSI / ISCP admin

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