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The tide had only just retreated when they arrived. Armed with sacks, gloves and laughter, a group of teenagers spread across the beach. While tourists searched for shells, these young Indonesians searched for discarded bottles, tangled fishing line and faded plastic wrappers carried ashore by the sea. Bali There was no complaining, no groaning about the task ahead. Instead, they laughed, raced each other to the next piece of rubbish and proudly… Read More
Sumatra, Indonesia. For now, hope still walks softly through the jungle. Whether it endures depends on what we choose to protect. Powerful yet rarely seen, the tiger is a creature of silence and patience. Confirming new life in the wild is never easy. Tigresses are intensely protective mothers, keeping their cubs hidden for many months. The forest itself becomes their shelter, concealing the smallest paws beneath thick undergrowth. Often, young cubs remain… Read More
Sumatra, Indonesia. How do we protect the wild places that still breathe around us?How do we ensure that forests remain green, rivers run clear, and the voices of wild creatures continue to echo through the trees? Perhaps the answer begins not in grand declarations, but in moments. She arrived at the rehabilitation sanctuary as a young tiger, thin and injured. One of her paws had been badly damaged, and she carried the… Read More
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