"Guardians of The Wild: Stand with Us, Stand for Them."
We are a group of young like-minded individuals with a strong care and passion for the life of our wilderness. We have participated in making an improvement to our habits to ensure a better lifestyle towards our magical wildlife. We have created this website to educate others on how to create a happier home for our furry friends.
As of 2022, the Javan rhino population was estimated to be around 72 individuals, and they were primarily confined to the Ujung Kulon National Park in Java, Indonesia. Conservation efforts have been focused on protecting and expanding their habitat, as well as implementing anti-poaching measures to safeguard the remaining population.
Over the years the Amur leopard hasn't just been hunted mercilessly, its homelands have been gradually destroyed by unsustainable logging, forest fires, road building, farming, and industrial development.
The southern sea otter population, also known as the California sea otter, was listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. While efforts were underway to recover this population, they faced challenges such as disease, predation, and habitat limitations.
According to studies, it is said that there are only 50 cheetahs left. One of the reasons for the disappearance of Asiatic cheetahs is the absence of preferred prey. We know for a fact that when small animals in an area are overhunted, it affects the larger ones too.
Limit Co2 emissions.
Recycle and buy sustainable products
Recycling your waste and buying sustainable products such as bamboo, minimizing palm oil and any product collected from an endangered species environment.
Protect our wildlife
It is as simple as picking up a piece of trash and making sure we keep our world clean. Everyone is capable of saving our furry friends.
