NORTH KAYONG - Regional Conservation Section (SKW) I Ketapang Natural Resources Conservation Center (BKSDA) West Kalimantan released crocodiles caught by residents of Tanjung Satai, Maya Island, North Kayong Regency.
A crocodile was caught by residents because they often prey on residents' livestock on North Maya Kayong Island.
"The community is quite enthusiastic about helping to release the crocodile," said Head of the Karimata Resort, SKW I Ketapang, West Kalimantan KSDA Office, Urai Iskandar, quoted by Antara, Wednesday, February 23.
According to Urai, the release of the crocodile has the support of all parties, both from Pulau Maya District through the village, the Maya Island Police, KPH North Kayong region and residents.
He said the Maya Island area, based on available information, was often found with crocodiles in certain rivers.
"In certain places, warning signs must be installed, especially in areas prone to the presence of crocodiles, and always coordinate and communicate with the local authorities," said Urai.
He appealed to the public to be more careful and always vigilant in carrying out activities around the waters to avoid unwanted incidents.
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