"Kukang Coffee" Project
We have created a community of farmers who enforce a ban on hunting protected species of animals, and in return, we buy coffee from them at a higher price.
Building a so-called Slow Loris Noah‘s Ark
Through cooperation on the establishment of breeding centres for Pygmy slow lorises within modern zoos, we are trying to support the stabilization of a sustainable backup population of this species in human care, i.e. ex situ.
Establishment of the first rescue centre in Sumatra specializing in slow lorises
By building this specialized centre, we enabled the rehabilitation of confiscated slow lorises with the aim of returning them back to the wild.
Construction and equipment of a school called "School at the End of the World"
We responded to a request from a community from the village of Basukum and helped them build their own English-environmental school for children.
Organizing educational events
We raise awareness about the threat and protection of slow lorises and nature as a whole in various ways, in schools and in public, both offline and online.
Creation and equipment of two eco-libraries
We build and strengthen children's relationships with animals, nature and environmental protection through beautiful picture books and eco-activities.
Operation of the English-Environmental School
We teach children from the partner community free of charge English and in Indonesia a neglected but much needed environmental education.
Building a Czech-Indonesian team
We strive to ensure that slow lorises, other wild animals, and their nature as such in Indonesia are professionally protected by Indonesians themselves.
Helping farmers resolve their conflicts with wild animals
We discuss with farmers and advise them on how they can protect their crops from wild animals without having to injure or kill them.
Monitoring of nocturnal wild animals
Thanks to the long-term recording of observed animals on marked routes according to a given methodology, we estimate the size of the populations of specific species in the given territory.Installing camera traps
Monitoring of wild animals is used to estimate their abundance. Camera traps are an additional monitoring method we use.
Addressing the issue of waste and pollution
We are implementing practical solutions to the issue of waste in partner villages and in the rescue centre - from the reduction of plastics to waste-water treatment plants.