KHS | Komunitas untuk Hutan Sumatera – Sumatran Elephant Conservation

Way Kambas National Park

The Way Kambas National Park is around 126.000 hectares in size
and is home to wild Sumatran elephants.

Captive Elephant Care

Currently there are about 480 captive elephants living in different facilities throughout Indonesia, such as government Elephant Conservation Centers (ECC), Government or NGO managed in Elephant Response or Conservation Response Units (ERU/CRU), Zoos, Safari Parks, or Tourism Parks.

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Komunitas Hutan untuk Sumatra (KHS)/ Community for Sumatran Nature Conservation (CSNC) is an Indonesian non-profit conservation organization, established in 2015.

Way Kambas National Park

Way Kambas National Park

Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park (BBSNP)

Seblat Tourism Nature Reserve (TNR)

Captive Elephant Care

WELCOME TO KHS

Our work includes:

Way Kambas National Park

Bukit Barisan Selatan National PARK (BBSNP)

Seblat Tourism Nature Reserve

Captive Elephant Care

Recent Article

For Sumatran elephant conservation, involvement of local people is key (commentary)

On plantations and in ‘protected’ areas, Sumatran elephants keep turning up dead

A forest in Sumatra disappears for farms and roads. So do its elephants

In Sumatra, forest edge communities must be at the center of conservation efforts (commentary)

Way Kambas National Park

Way Kambas National Park

Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park (BBSNP)

Seblat Tourism Nature Reserve (TNR)

Captive Elephant Care

WELCOME TO KHS

Our work includes:

Way Kambas National Park

Bukit Barisan Selatan National PARK (BBSNP)

Seblat Tourism Nature Reserve

Captive Elephant Care

Recent Article

For Sumatran elephant conservation, involvement of local people is key (commentary)

On plantations and in ‘protected’ areas, Sumatran elephants keep turning up dead

A forest in Sumatra disappears for farms and roads. So do its elephants

In Sumatra, forest edge communities must be at the center of conservation efforts (commentary)

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