Indonesian Species Conservation Program - ISCP

ISCP (Indonesia Species Conservation Program) is an independent, non-profit organisation , national and international networking with goal to protection and rescue of a wide variety of wildlife species both protected or non protected, endangered or not or who have entered the list of crisis. ISCP activities are non-political and non-violent and do not look at race, nation and religion in implementing at the activities.ISCP founded in 2011 in Medan, North Sumatra Indonesia.Activities of ISCP is education, socialization, help the investigation together with the relevant authorities whether it Forestry departments or officials or other competent authority, and rescue a variety of animal species. ISCP motivated established fact that Indonesia is one country that has the highest biodiversity in the world, but unfortunately Indonesia also has the longest list of endangered wildlife. Habitat destruction and over-exploitation is a major cause Indonesian wildlife threatened with extinction. This condition is further exacerbated by the weakness of public awareness of the importance of wildlife and habitat conservation. If it is allowed to continue it will be more and more species of wildlife that will be completely eradicated from nature. Wildlife extinctions this would trigger other natural damage, which in turn will have a negative impact to human life. So for it ISCP is necessary to get involved in protecting wildlife species and other wildlife animals who really needed allows for the preservation of fauna and natural and consistent work in this area. ISCP view wildlife preservation or non-wild is the entrance to preserve nature in general, which in turn will provide a better life for the people of Indonesia and the human race globally.