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The only remaining population of Javan rhinos will be better safeguarded following the quadrupling of video camera traps to monitor the critically endangered animals in Ujung Kulon National Park, ...

A 2019 sighting by five witnesses indicates that the long-extinct Javan tiger may still be alive, a new study suggests. A single strand of hair recovered from that encounter is a close genetic match ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Indonesian Minister of Forestry, Raja Juli Antoni, stated that biodiversity as a supporter of ecotourism in national parks is currently in need of special attention, especially the ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Where Javan leopards thrive, the diversity and abundance of other wildlife species is also enhanced, a new study shows. Researchers used camera ...

Extinct Javan tigers, which disappeared almost 50 years ago, could still be alive, researchers have claimed. And while their research has come under significant scientific scrutiny, there appears to ...

he Forestry Ministry is launching an effort to relocate a pair of Javan rhinoceros to a sanctuary as part of the conservation effort to save the species, which has been seeing its population in the ...

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The Javan rhinoceros is extinct in Vietnam; the last individual was poached for its horn in late 2009, found dead in 2010. Consequently, the annamiticus subspecies is extinct. This leaves only one ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Musofa, the first Javan rhinoceros ever translocated within Indonesia’s Ujung Kulon National Park (TNUK), has died just two days after arriving at a designated conservation area.