In this second quartal, Indonesia is experiencing a surge in Covid-19 new cases. The new Delta variant is currently looming and it impacts the country adversely. PCBA shares how this new surge may impact its work in conservation.

With the recent increase of threats to the peat swamp forests in Indonesia, the blackwater habitat that is home to numerous native Parosphromenus and Betta fish are also threatened. The fish have become scarce and declining in the wild. PCBA has been working to conserve these fish species in its newly build fish room. This text outlines its effort in doing so.

Indonesia slowly finds its way back to the new normal during the pandemic that seemed to be improving. Read PCBAs journey throughout this phase and how it continues to maintain its commitment in endangered species conservation.

Javan Pied Starlings vanish from the wild yet are conserved in a different way. van Balen and Collar, two prominent ornithologists who have been dedicating their work to study birds from many places in the world, recently published a journal addressing this issue. They suggest that Javan Pied Starling will benefit from a coordinated conservation work from various movement. PCBA as a conservation breeding organisation will play a major role in this joint effort.