Malayan Giant Turtle
One-Plan Approach Project
One-Plan Approach
The One Plan Approach we apply in this project integrates in situ conservation, ex situ conservation, and genetic mapping into a single science-based plan that involves local communities, government, and other stakeholders, with the goal of ensuring the long-term viability of the species population
In-situ Conservation
We're moving with WRC Jogja, we carry out in situ conservation at Geosite Tebat Rasau, Bangka Belitung Islands, in collaboration with the Tebat Rasau Community. Geosite Tebat Rasau is the natural habitat of Orlitia borneensis.
Ex-situ Conservation
Together with GL Zoo and WRC Jogja, we conduct ex situ conservation with the aim of establishing an assurance colony. In addition to providing a suitable habitat, we carry out regular monitoring to track their health.
Genetic Mapping
We also conduct genetic mapping to enhance the genetic quality and contribute to the enrichment of reference data on Orlitia genetics across populations in Sumatra and Borneo.
In-situ Conservation
To protect Orlitia borneensis within its natural habitat by ensuring the survival of wild populations
- Identify the priority of Habitat
- Empower the local community of Tebat Rasau
- Advocate for conservation policies
Ex-situ Conservation
to establish an assurance colony of Orlitia borneensis outside its natural habitat to safeguard the species from extinction.
- Rescue individuals to create the assurance Colony
- Breeding program for good population
- Monitor growth and health of individuals
Genetic Mapping
to understand the genetic diversity and structure of Orlitia borneensis populations, both wild and captive, to support conservation planning.
- Collect the genetic samples from blood and cloacal swab
- Analyze & extract the samples
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