Our Local Ecology Unit will commence with volunteer projects in the beginning of 2011, to help protect and restore the nature in and surrounding Tasikoki. We are currently developing projects in partnership with local organisations, institutions and dive resorts covering the following aspects: Forest and Mangrove Restoration (ongoing work of the Masarang Foundation) Coral Reef …
One of the key factors in wildlife conservation is that of education. In Indonesia very few schoolchildren, especially in cities, feel close to animals or nature. They only know animals and nature from an incidental program on television and often there they see how rich persons have wildlife as pets. This is a very wrong …
fill out the following form for all volunteer enquiries Volunteer applicants from Indonesia are asked to apply via our Education Department: edu@tasikoi.org We will endeavour to get back to you as soon as we can, but please be patient as sometimes there are difficulties with internet connection, and the staff are busy also looking after …
Our volunteer scheme is open to anyone with passion for animal welfare and enthusiasm for wildlife. Please refer to the volunteer FAQ for details of how to apply. Currently the centre cares for approximately 150 birds, of 20 different species. Where possible, native species are released in Sulawesi, however there are many birds that have …
