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Forestry Industry, Government and NGOs Unite in the Fight Against Indonesian Wildlife Crime |
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Sumatra, Indonesia - This week in Sumatra nationwide efforts to eradicate poaching and illegal trade of tiger, rhino, elephant, orang-utan, made significant progress with the initiation of an intensive "boot-camp" training course focused exclusively on enhancing wildlife protection.
An intensive training course on wildlife protection highlights the commitment and concern of Government, NGOs and the forestry industry regarding the critical need for protecting Indonesia's endangered tigers, orangutans and rainforest habitat.
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"The depth and intensity of training is unparalled. Navigation alone accounts for more than 30 hours of class time. More importantly, the skills developed are immediately applied in the field through a series of simulated week-long operations - all conducted under extreme conditions - identical to those in which wildlife protection teams do their valuable work" "It's now hoped that other multinational companies in Riau will follow the excellent lead shown by APRIL in acknowledging responsibility for protection of wildlife in and around their concessions" |
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