Science for Endangered and Trafficked Species (SCENTS Foundation)

Apr 25

Mission statement

The SCENTS (Science for Endangered and Trafficked Species) Foundation has been working in Indonesia since 2015. Since 2020, the SCENTS Foundation has been registered with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights which can legally operate in Indonesia to take an active role in conserving endangered wildlife. Our key activity is to monitor unsustainable poaching and trade of wildlife, to conduct research to strengthen the judicial process to dismantle wildlife trafficking network, to increase the knowledge of community, law enforcement officers, academics, and increasing the involvement of civil society in wildlife conservation, and to disseminate information on unsustainable poaching and trade that benefit for policy changes.

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ASAP Species they are working to conserve

Species

Asian Giant Tortoise

Sunda Pangolin

ASAP Partner since: 2023

Country focus: Indonesia

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News & Stories

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New training course will boost fundraising for conservation in Southeast Asia

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Launched in partnership between ASAP and Tropical Biology Association, a newly launched Project Design and Fundraising training will drive greater funds for the conservation of threatened Southeast Asian species.

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Announcing the launch of our new website!

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We are incredibly excited to unveil our newly designed website, which not only reflects the progress of our organisation but also amplifies the voices of our dedicated partners working tirelessly across Southeast Asia

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Bringing women conservation leaders together in Siem Reap

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Our Investing in People programme grows skills and motivation – empowering conservationists in Southeast Asia to conserve threatened wildlife through training that advances skills, fosters personal and professional growth and enhances overall wellbeing.

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