Capacity-Building for Nature Conservation in Wallacea, the heart of Indonesia
Luwuk Bay, Central Sulawesi. Photo (c) 2020 Simon Purser
Working with various government agencies and NGO's in Indonesia to help connecting the dots for networking knowledge, skills, technical assistance, concept proposals, funding sources and policy advice for nature conservation needs in Sulawesi, North Moluccas and beyond.
Wallacea Nature draws on skills and experience in the following topics...
Permaculture, agroecology, forest restoration, nurseries and re-wilding. Preservation and restoration of mangrove ecosystems and wildlife corridors for fragmented habitats of endangered endemic species. Developing buffer zones for mitigating human-wildlife interactions.
Developing Nature Education Centres, conservation education materials, educative playgrounds, nature trails, Alfred Russel Wallace memorials.
Always advocating the necessary and urgent shift to planet-friendly plant-based diet choices, reduced food waste, as well as veganic agroecology and permaculture principles.
Preserving and improving the welfare, health and conservation value of confiscated wildlife (especially primates and parrots), capacity-building endangered species ex-situ conservation, building better veterinary capacity in wildlife conservation.
Connecting the dots on OneHealth / zoonosis issues, nutrition literacy, family planning and human overpopulation campaigns.