Working for ensuring the survival of The Last Dragon on Earth
The Komodo dragon, Varanus komodoensis, is the largest lizard endemic to five islands in southeast Indonesia. The islands of Komodo, Rinca, Nusa Kode and Gili Motang are part of Komodo National Park. On Flores, the fifth and largest island, three nature reserves, Wae Wuul, Wolo Tado and Riung, harbour extant Komodo dragon populations on the west and north coast, respectively. There is a vital need of island based conservation strategy on managing Komodo dragon population in their current distribution areas, Flores and adjacent islands within the boundary of Komodo National Park.
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2008
13 Years
Deni Purwandana
Program Coordinator / CEO
Achmad Ariefiandy
Project Manager
Adri Febriyandi
Finance
Puspita Insan Kamil
Public Outreach
Muhammad Azmi
GIS Officer
Ayu Wijayanti
Social Staff
Tim Jessop
Scientific Adviser
Claudio Ciofi
Scientific Adviser
Jeri Imansyah
Chairman
Because most of our activities are field-based, you may not find us if you call at our office. We can be reached mainly by email:
Jalan Karang Sari I, Blok G No 10
Padang Sambian Kaja
Denpasar, Bali 80117
Indonesia
+62 361 9071008