Aliansi Lestari Rimba Terpadu (ALeRT) is a non-profit organization established on 17 December 2009, in Way Kambas, Lampung, focusing on nature conservation efforts.
Since its establishment, ALeRT has initiated conservation efforts through restoration activities in degraded areas, supporting forest fire mitigation efforts, raising public awareness, and promoting sustainable and equitable use of natural resources through specialized ecotourism programs in Way Kambas National Park.
Over time, through various funding support, in order to realize its vision and mission, ALeRT has also been actively involved in a range of conservation initiatives. These include conducting Sumatran rhinoceros surveys and monitoring through direct field surveys and camera traps in collaboration with the Way Kambas National Park Authority (BTNWK); assisting in the rescue, sanctuary development, and care of Pahu the rhinoceros at the Kelian Rhino Sanctuary together with the East Kalimantan Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA); supporting the development of a rhino sanctuary in Gunung Leuser National Park (TNGL); and contributing to the conservation of the Javan rhinoceros in partnership with the Ujung Kulon National Park Authority (TNUK).
At ALeRT, we stand on the principles of justice, solidarity, and human rights, because nature conservation can only be achieved when both people and nature are treated fairly.
Our vision is to become an active force in ensuring that biodiversity and its ecosystems are preserved in a sustainable and equitable manner through a holistic ecological approach grounded in science and technology that delivers benefits to communities.
Our mission is to bring this vision into tangible action: supporting wildlife management, protecting habitats, restoring ecosystems, promoting the sustainable use of natural resources, strengthening human resource capacity, and raising conservation awareness to advance advocacy for environmental protection.
At ALeRT, every step we take is a commitment to a greener planet, safer wildlife, and more empowered communities.
