The fish-bombing activities are bothering the local fishermen, as their catch is decreasing fast. Not only it destroys the ecosystem, fish-bombing also harms
Borneo is home for many endemic carnivores, more than any other islands in Indonesia, comes second after Madagascar. Sadly, half of those carnivores are globally endangered.
The unfoiled illegal trade of Sumatran Tiger ivory from Aceh to Pekanbaru, Riau, on Friday (20/5/2016) has proven that wildlife poaching is a real issue.
PROFAUNA's activist from North Maluku, Diman Abaela, along with Sri Haryati Hatari, Head of Agriculture and Forestry Council, rescued five Lorikeets from a dealer in Ternate
A team from the Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries and PROFAUNA Borneo promoted sea turtle protection in shops located in Kalimarau Airport, Berau, East Borneo
