Javan rhinos used to roam widely throughout southeastern Asia, but poaching and habitat loss has reduced their numbers and range immensely. Today, they are only found in Ujung Kulon National Park, on ...

Extinct Javan tigers, which disappeared almost 50 years ago, could still be alive, researchers have claimed. And while their research has come under significant scientific scrutiny, there appears to ...

The sole remaining population of Javan rhinos, around 70 individuals, persists in a single national park in Indonesia. A new paper argues that conservationists should clear some areas of the park to ...

Around sixty Javan rhinos are known to survive, all in Ujung Kulon National Park in western Java. The park lies across a narrow strait from Anak Krakatua – literally the “child of Krakatoa” – the ...

Dramatic new video footage of two critically endangered Javan rhinos and their calves was released today by WWF-Indonesia and Indonesia’s National Park Authority. Dramatic new video footage of two ...

JAKARTA, Indonesia — With camera traps and extensive DNA sweeps, Indonesian conservationists are hoping to find more evidence that the Javan tiger, a species declared extinct, actually still exists in ...

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After a year-long survey, the World Wildlife Foundation has come to the conclusion that there are no more rhinoceros left in Vietnam. Specifically, the Javan rhino has disappeared from Cat Tien ...

A recent study has suggested that Indonesia’s Javan tiger may still exist. The Javan and Bali tiger species were declared extinct in 2008 and 2013, respectively, with the Sumatran subspecies remaining ...

The Meru Betiri National Park in East Java, Indonesia – the last known habitat for the tiger, which has not been definitively sighted since 1976 – is setting up five camera traps after new signs of ...