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Five of them have returned to the wild, where they truly belong.

Cikananga Wildlife Center has completed the renovation of the Slow Loris enclosure.

The Cikananga Cikananga Wildlife Center is looking for a dedicated Veterinarian to join our team in caring for and conserving wildlife.

Cikananga is thrilled to take part in this special 24-hour fundraising event, organized by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS), to support primates in need.

Two individuals of the Crested Serpent-eagle (Spilornis cheela) were released into the Mount Sawal Wildlife Reserve as part of the Raport Release Program.

Recently Wanicare aimed to create a new website that aligns with the foundation's objectives: Conserving the world. And now we have finally launched it!

In the last few weeks, Cikananga Wildlife Center successfully translocated several animals to other specialized rescue centers, where the animals will continue their rehabilitation process.

A photo Exhibition about Cikananga! In the coming months 'Java: Living Treasure' will tour France.

Recently multiple storms caused significant damage at the Cikananga Wildlife Center. To repair different enclosures we have started a fundraising campaign with the help of Inge Tielen: Would you like to help us fix important rehabilitation enclosures for rescued Indonesian Wildlife at Cikananga Wildlife Center? Please help us rebuild their homes at Cikananga.

Cikananga Wildlife Center recently held a Camera Trap Training for Wildlife Monitoring on May 27-28th 2024.

Meet Mauro an endangered Moor Macaque (Macaca maura), one of the 7 species of macaque endemic to the island of Sulawesi.

We are looking for 4 individuals to join our immersive 6-month farmer training internship starting March 2024.

This week a Spangled Ebony Langur and one Tanimbar Corella were rescued by the Cikananga Wildlife Center Rescue Team after residents had surrendered these animals to BKSDA Region I Bogor.

A Cikananga Sustainability Program Update on exciting new developments.

Join the Orangutan Enrichment fundraiser organized by one of our Volunteers.

As we operate as a multi-species rescue center, Cikananga requires a large variety of food, supplements, and medicine to be sourced, we need to offer specialized hands-on care for over 70 different species and maintain a large variety of enclosures types to make sure all the animals are doing well and stay healthy. As such we want to share a thank You to FBB for their fantastic and substantial support over the past 2 years.

Earlier this week Javan Leopard Wayhu was released at Mount Halimun-Salak National Park.

Willemijn talks you through all the latest changes, projects, animal updates, new enclosures, new team members, the restarted volunteer & internship program, and plans for the coming year at the Cikananga Wildlife Center in Java, Indonesia.

Release coming up!

A milestone moment in Javan Leopard Conservation was reached at Ciremai Mountain as Rasi, who was rescued and rehabilitated at the Cikananga WIldlife Center was successfully released.

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