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Published focus
Alobi Foundation explains that its wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre was set up in response to hunting, illegal trade and human–wildlife conflict in the Bangka Belitung Islands. Its mission covers protecting flora and fauna, working with government, spreading conservation information, reforestation, and monitoring the illegal circulation of plants and animals. Its office address is listed in Pangkalpinang.
Understanding its work
The website says animals in its care are entrusted by BKSDA after law enforcement, surrendered by the public or taken from human–wildlife conflict, then rehabilitated at Air Jangkang, Bangka Regency, before health checks and release with vets and BKSDA teams. Other programmes cover research on the Bangka slow loris and the western tarsier (mentilin), planting food trees for wildlife, and community education.
Before you contact
Alobi states that it works with BKSDA, so sightings or handovers of protected wildlife should be coordinated with the local BKSDA. Use the official contact details on the site to ask about programmes, visits or volunteering, and confirm capacity before bringing any animal. Figures for animals released are the organisation's own claims. Inclusion here is not a partnership or a funding recommendation.
At a glance
From the organisation’s official website; the logo is shown for identification only.
- Based in
- Pangkalpinang, Bangka Belitung Islands
- Works in
- Bangka Belitung Islands
Programmes, as published on its website
- Animal Rescue ↗ — Takes in wild animals entrusted by the conservation agency from poaching, trade and human–wildlife conflict cases for rehabilitation; the organisation reports about 7,000 animals rescued since 2014.
- Animal Release ↗ — After rehabilitation at Alobi's centre in Air Jangkang and checks with vets and the conservation agency, animals are released into Bangka forests such as Menumbing Grand Forest Park and Mangkol Hill.
- Slow Loris Research and Conservation ↗ — Research, education and releases for the Bangka slow loris (Nycticebus bancanus), a primate endemic to Bangka Island, for example in Mount Maras National Park.
- Western Tarsier Research and Conservation ↗ — Research and education on the mentilin (western tarsier), Bangka Belitung's emblematic animal, including how it communicates.
- Community Education and Participation Program ↗ — Education visits to schools from kindergarten to university, plus outreach in towns and villages about poaching and the wildlife trade.
- Reintroduce the Food Source ↗ — Replants trees at conservation sites and restores mangroves with local people and authorities to rebuild wildlife habitat.
Animals it works with
Related animal causes
Official links
Before giving, check the organisation’s permits and reports. How to check an appeal
Published contact: babelppsalobi@gmail.com · 0853-8375-5799 · Jl. Sumedang RT.01 RW 02, Kelurahan Kejaksaan, Kecamatan Taman Sari, Kota Pangkalpinang, Kepulauan Bangka Belitung source ↗
What has been checked
- Identity and official website — Identity as published by the organisation; not independent verification. (checked 2026-09-25, source ↗)
- Service area and service focus — Programmes and areas summarised from the official website; capacity, hours and animal acceptance are unconfirmed. (checked 2026-09-25, source ↗)
Not yet checked by PanduanHewan: registration and legal form, contact ownership and confirmation, dated activity reporting, financial reporting, independent audit. Unchecked items are not a negative rating.
Details of every check
Profile compiled from official public sources; no direct confirmation or registration check.
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- 2026-09-25
- Next review target
- 2026-12-18
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Published programme descriptions reviewed for directory context; current service availability was not checked.
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- 2026-09-25
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- 2026-12-18
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Sources & references
- Alobi Foundation — Animal Rescue ↗
- Alobi Foundation — Pelepasliaran Satwa ↗
- Mongabay Indonesia — Alobi dan Misi Penyelamatan Satwa Liar Dilindungi di Bangka Belitung (2022) ↗
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PanduanHewan. Alobi Foundation. Last substantive update: 25 September 2026. https://panduanhewan.org/en/organisations/alobi-foundation/