Hearing The News Of A 3-tailed Tiger, The Aceh BKSDA Directly Falls The Conflict Prevent Team

Wild elephants damage farmers' corn crops in Aceh Jaya Regency. (ANTARA)

ACEH - Head of the Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) Agus Arianto stated that he had dispatched a team to overcome conflicts between wildlife, both elephants and tigers, and humans in the region. "After receiving information regarding a tiger Taking three cows, we started going to the field yesterday to go to the location, even yesterday we received reports from media friends," said Head of the Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) Agus Arianto in Banda Aceh, Antara, Wednesday, February 1. He explained that apart from the team that blocked the team's tiger from the CRU to prevent the elephant, it had also moved to the location where the wildlife conflict was located. " “ The team blocked the tiger already moving and the team blocked the elephant from the Aceh Jaya CRU, also responded first," he said. Agus said that in the case of tigers, his party could not immediately catch them, but his party needed to check the location because it must be close to the area and the tiger would be pushed to be driven until it entered the area again. "What is clear is that as far as we can handle it, we will try to handle it as much as possible," he said. According to him, Aceh Jaya is one of the districts where there is often a conflict of wild elephants such as in Teunom District, besides that other districts also often report, such as Pidie, Pidie Jaya, South Aceh, East Aceh, Bener Meriah, Aceh Teungah and in several districts there are frequent conflicts between wildlife and humans. He also hopes that if there is a conflict between animals, he can directly contact the Aceh BKSDA Call Center, namely 0853 6283 6024. Agus also reminded the entire community that the animal conflict did not actually occur and the role of all parties was needed to protect and preserve the wildlife' habitat. "The trick is not to add illegal forests and mines because they can have an impact on these wildlife, causing negative interaction with humans," he said.