We are a Sulawesi based conservation NGO — bundling the power of local communities and science.
The overlooked species
of Sulawesi
We chose the wildlife species that are (critically) endangered, yet have received little conservation attention. These species are the symbol of our journey, as they represent the unique biodiversity of Sulawesi.
Closely working together with local communities and authorities, we try to bring forward change from the roots.
Sulawesi Flying Fox
Large fruit-eating bats are important for durian pollination and seed dispersal in the tropical rainforests of Sulawesi.
Forsten's Tortoise
One of the two tortoises in Sulawesi that live on land. Its existence is important as seed disperser of cactus seeds in the tropical savannah.
Talaud Cuscus
This species can only be found in the Talaud-Sangihe Islands of Sulawesi. Feeding on lianas that wrap around trees, they vital for maintaining the health of the forest.
Poso Lake Fish
Partnering with Shoal, we started a Fish Program in Lake Poso
Biodiversity
Conserving Sulawesi endemic flora fauna in the village forest, outside protected areas
Our story and team
We are a conservation team that aims to initiate a community movement in protecting Sulawesi's nature.
Asnim Alyoihana Lanusi
Sheherazade
Titayanto Pieter
Supporters of PROGRES
What we have been able to achieve so far is largely thanks to our supporters. Thank you for believing in our cause!
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Partners of PROGRES
These organizations help us primarily with expertise. On top of that they also support us with fundraising and program implementation.
Our work has been published in several scientific journals
Education fulfils an important role in conservation
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