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Worksheet: threatened animals and IUCN status

A printable worksheet on IUCN Red List categories and Indonesia’s threatened animals, with an answer key for teachers.

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Learning goals

  • Understand what IUCN Red List categories mean.
  • Recognise threatened Indonesian animals and why they are threatened.

Activity 1

Write each animal’s IUCN Red List status (Critically Endangered, Endangered, Vulnerable, Near Threatened or Least Concern). Use its PanduanHewan page if needed.

NoAnimalIUCN statusReason or note
1Komodo dragon Varanus komodoensis
2Sumatran tiger Panthera tigris sondaica
3Dugong Dugong dugon
4Eurasian tree sparrow Passer montanus
5Palm cockatoo Probosciger aterrimus
6Proboscis monkey Nasalis larvatus
7Banteng Bos javanicus
8Sun bear Helarctos malayanus
9Zebra Dove Geopelia striata
10Brown-banded Bamboo Shark Chiloscyllium punctatum

Activity 2

  1. Order these IUCN categories from least to most threatened: Vulnerable, Least Concern, Critically Endangered, Near Threatened, Endangered.
  2. What is the difference between IUCN status and legal protection in Indonesia?
  3. Name two things you can do to help threatened animals.

Reflection

What new thing did you learn today?

Answer key (for teachers)

  1. Komodo dragon: Endangered
  2. Sumatran tiger: Critically Endangered
  3. Dugong: Vulnerable
  4. Eurasian tree sparrow: Least Concern
  5. Palm cockatoo: Near Threatened
  6. Proboscis monkey: Endangered
  7. Banteng: Critically Endangered
  8. Sun bear: Vulnerable
  9. Zebra Dove: Least Concern
  10. Brown-banded Bamboo Shark: Near Threatened

Activity 2: the order is Least Concern → Near Threatened → Vulnerable → Endangered → Critically Endangered. IUCN status is a global extinction-risk assessment; legal protection is set by Indonesian regulation (Regulation P.106/2018). Protected animals

Data sources: Komodo Survival Program — Conservation status ↗ · IUCN Red List — Panthera tigris ssp. sumatrae (Linkie et al. 2008) ↗ · IUCN Red List (via GBIF) ↗ · IUCN Red List (via GBIF) ↗ · IUCN Red List (via GBIF) ↗ · Mandai Wildlife Reserve — Proboscis monkey ↗ · IUCN SSC Asian Wild Cattle Specialist Group — Banteng uplisting ↗ · Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre — Species facts ↗ · IUCN Red List (via GBIF) ↗ · IUCN Red List (via GBIF) ↗