Vantara and Indonesian Wildlife Conservation : Vantara, who is doing great work for wildlife, has taken another big step. Indonesia's Forest Ministry on Monday announced a major partnership with 'Vantara'. 'Vantara' is a wildlife conservation initiative started by Anant Ambani. The partnership aims to strengthen wildlife health, veterinary medicine and in-situ conservation across the Southeast Asian country.
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Raja Julie Antoni, Indonesia's Minister of Forest Affairs, has announced several new initiatives with Vantara for wildlife health and local conservation, including capacity building training, a hospital on wheels and an upgraded We Kambus Elephant Hospital. The collaboration, announced in Jakarta, is with Indonesian wildlife organization PT Fauna Land Group.
Raja Julie Antony also said, “Wildlife conservation is our responsibility and we must ensure that Indonesia has the facilities, expertise and resources to care for our wildlife. Through this partnership, we are strengthening our infrastructure for wildlife health and conservation, with Vanatara helping us with its experience, expertise and resources.”
Antony also explained that all facilities and programs will be owned, operated and managed by the Government of Indonesia and our respective authorities, to ensure that they serve Indonesia's conservation priorities and our wildlife for future generations.
What did the CEO of Vantara tell?
Vivan Karani, CEO of Vanatara, said, “We are grateful to the Government of Indonesia and our partners for their trust in us and the opportunity to contribute to wildlife reserve efforts in Indonesia.