Let birds thrive again!
IT’S TIME TO
CONSERVATION SCHEME
The conservation process begins with the discoverer reporting the nest to the conservation organization, followed by verification of the nest’s condition and obtaining permission from the landowner. Once approved, the adoption program is launched via the website and Instagram, while the adoption funds are managed by the conservation organization until the success of the conservation effort can be confirmed.
During the monitoring period, the success of conservation efforts determines how the funds are used. If successful, the funds are distributed through a profit-sharing scheme to nest discoverers, landowners, and the community fund, as stipulated in the agreement. If unsuccessful, the funds are allocated to other conservation activities, such as tree planting and the provision of materials for building artificial nests. This mechanism ensures incentives based on conservation success while ensuring that the funds continue to support habitat conservation.
OPEN CONTRIBUTION
We are offering an opportunity for anyone who wants to adopt a bird and contribute to wildlife conservation efforts. Through this program, anyone can participate by providing support for the care, food, and other needs of their adopted bird. There are no specific requirements to join—anyone who cares about bird conservation can be part of this program and help create a better environment for wildlife.
TOP PRIORITY
This is a bird for which all data from the IUCN, CITES, and Ministry of Environment and Forestry Regulation No. 106 indicates that its status is almost entirely “critically endangered.” It is also based on the species, which could potentially become a target of poaching in the future.
$82.95
FROM
SECOND PRIORITY
This is a bird whose population is beginning to decline, and some data indicate that it is endangered; however, this classification is not consistent across all data sets, such as Priority 1. It is also based on the species, which could potentially become a target of poaching in the future.
$69.13
FROM
THIRD PRIORITY
The birds in this category are endemic species that are relatively common in Turgo Hamlet. This priority also applies to bird species that are unlikely to be hunted.
$55.30
FROM
CONTACT US
Adopting a nest isn’t just about providing support—it’s also part of our efforts to ensure the survival of birds in their natural habitats. If you’d like to contribute or learn more about our programs, please contact us.
sheila@kesatuanbangsa.sch.id
griseldan@kesatuanbangsa.sch.id