SAHABAT Harimau (WWF-Indonesia Donation Program)
SAHABAT harimau
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Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) is an endemic species whose population is currently divided into small populations within and surrounding the conservation area in Sumatra. The remaining population in its natural habitat is estimated to be only 300 to 400 animals and this number will only decrease if Sumatran forest continues to be destroyed.
The Sumatran tiger is the last remaining Indonesian tiger – after the Bali tiger was declared extinct in the 1940s and the Javan tiger in the 1980s. WWF-Indonesia recognises there are considerable obstacles for the future of 'the king of the forest' in its natural habitat, which encourages the continuation of concerted efforts to protect the Sumatran tiger.
Why (Sumatran tiger)?
Sumatran tigers, as top predators in the food chain, have an important role in stabilizing the natural ecosystem. These species require a special habitat for living: there must be extensive forest cover for shelter, access to adequate water for drinking, bathing and swimming as well as availability of prey (food). As the key balance within forest ecosystems, the role of the tiger is to maintain natural sustainability and ensure the survival of other wildlife, which will in turn ensure the survival of humans.
Do you know?
• Unlike domestic cats, Sumatran tigers love water and are great swimmers. They have membranes between their fingers to swim
• Their orange and black stripes have the power to camouflage in the forest
• There are no two tigers with the same pattern of stripes, similar to human fingerprints
SAHABAT harimau
Community and public participation is an essential part of the efforts to conserve the Sumatran tiger. Therefore, WWF-Indonesia launched a program named "SAHABAT harimau" in response to the challenge of improving public awareness about the importance of the continuing the survival of Sumatran tigers in the future.
Help us to save the Sumatran tiger
You can help our video trap and research teams on the field to monitor and observe the behavior of populations and to prevent human interference, which could threaten the Sumatran tiger. Show your support by joining the SAHABAT harimau program.
WWF-Indonesia has launched a selection of donation packages for individuals and groups who want to help and actively participate in the conservation of Sumatran tigers.
SAHABAT harimau donation packages:
1. Cubs
Individual donations: IDR 100.000
You will receive a donation package:
1. Sumatran tiger exclusive e-photos
2. Tiger plush toy
3. Pin
2. Stripes
Individual donations: IDR 200.000
You will receive a donation package:
1. Sumatran tiger exclusive e-photos
2. Tiger plush toy
3. Magnet
4. Mobile phone strap
3. Rangers
Donation groups: IDR 300.000
You will receive a package that available for 5 people:
1. Sumatran tiger exclusive e-photo
2. Tiger plush toys
4. Tigerhood
Donation groups: IDR 500.000
You will receive a package that available for 5 people:
1. Sumatran tiger exclusive e-photos
2. Tiger plush toys
3. Magnets
You can download the
donation form here and send it via fax to the
WWF-Indonesia, SAHABAT harimau at
+62 21 576 1080.
You can visit our office or send a donation to WWF-Indonesia's account: Bank Mandiri KCP RNI Mega Kuningan, to Yayasan WWF-Indonesia, account number 124-00-0520-697-5 to make payment.
For more information, please send an email to:
gift4earth@wwf.or.id
WWF-Indonesia
Kantor Taman A9, Unit A-1
Kawasan Mega Kuningan
Jakarta 12950, Indonesia
Phone: +62 21 576 1070
Fax: +62 21 576 1080
Sebagai bagian dari kampanye Year of Tiger 2010, WWF-Indonesia meluncurkan buku berjudul “Seri Ayo Jelajahi: Mengenal Alam dan Budaya Sumatera”. Sesuai dengan tema kampanye, buku ini berisi informasi mengenai harimau dan Pulau Sumatera yang merupakan habitat alami satwa langka ini serta kebudayaan dan kekayaan alam lainnya yang dimiliki kesepuluh provinsi di Sumatera.
