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WN is currently based out of Makassar in South Sulawesi, but has done long-term residencies at National Parks for specific capacity-building projects, and will conduct site visits to any location in Wallacea if the cost of travel expenses can be covered.
Most of the work is voluntary, unpaid, pro-bono consultancy for government agencies, with little to no costs involved other than expert time. Occasional paid work for foreign NGO's and institutions enables the basic overheads of the organisation to be covered.
There are numerous ways to support WN's endangered species conservation efforts, including.
1. Volunteer your time, skills and knowledge
2. Help increase engagement on WN's social media
3. Donate to help costs of travel expenses within the region
Contact info@wallacea-nature.org for more details on any of the above.
Yes, if you are one or more of the following;
1) A local conservationist or LSM in Wallacea seeking knowledge and support to achieve protection for an endemic species or essential ecosystem area.
2) A representative of a government agency within Wallacea seeking capacity-building or advice for nature conservation or for the establishment of a nature education centre or even for a monument or memorial to Alfred Russel Wallace.
3) A foreign conservationist or biodiversity researcher looking for advice on how to legally access Indonesia for your project.
Contact info@wallacea-nature.org for more details on any of the above.