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Javanese bull calf born in Pangandaran, Purbajapa population becomes seven

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Javanese bull calf born in Pangandaran, Purbajapa population becomes seven
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Ministry of Forestry
Javan bull calf with its mother at the Pangandaran Javanese Bull Reintroduction Center (Purbajapa), Pananjung Pangandaran Nature Reserve, West Java

Child and parent monitoring continues

The reintroduction program is being carried out by the Ministry of Forestry through the West Java BBKSDA with the support of Taman Safari Indonesia, PT Star Energy Geothermal Darajat II Limited, the Pangandaran Regency Government and the community.

The Ministry of Forestry calls the Javan bull a protected animal with endangered status. Therefore, the survival of the bull calf and the health of its mother are an important part of the birth follow-up.

Monitoring by the medical team is still ongoing. The results of observations of health, child growth and population development are needed to assess the progress of conservation programs on an ongoing basis.

Official Press Release Kementerian Kehutanan.

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