On August 18th 2019, the Action Indonesia Day event was held in Ragunan Zoo and was attended by 50 participants. This activity was held simultaneously in 50 institutions throughout the world in order to increase public awareness about 4 endemic species from Indonesia namely anoa, banteng, babirusa and sumatran tiger. Participants got to learn about Global Species Management Plan from material from Dr. drh. Ligaya ITA Tumbelaka, SpMp. MSc, and then went to visit 4 animal enclosures, where zookeeper explain about the animals they took care of. Today's activity was closed with a bull and anoa mask coloring contest.

Signs were made - information sheets were printed and laminated Henshaw Curator of Mammals, Steve Metzler used a lunchtime talk to inspire and engage over a hundred volunteers - the results were San Diego Zoo Safari Park guests were able to enjoy their first Action Indonesia Day. We had keeper talks at our babirusa, and tiger exhibits and interpretive volunteers shared information all day. Keeper talk

In celebrating Action Indonesia Day, Safari Lagoi Bintan, Indonesia, raises the topics about “Sea Turtle Conservation Training“ by doing workshop and training. There are 12 representative group of fishermen from around Bintan island, Indonesia. This campaign was developed by GSMP and PKBSI, and very useful for community and we will keep doing this training regularly. On this activity, we are supported by Conservation Lab Banyan Tree - Bintan, who are our partner in Bintan island.