Bali Safari Park Donations Campaign

The Corona Virus outbreak or COVID-19 has had an undeniable global impact on numerous sectors and industries. Bali Safari Park as part of Taman Safari Indonesia (TSI) Group, a conservation institution as well as education and recreation for the community, have also been deeply impacted by the pandemic.

With the implementation of Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) by the Indonesian government, all TSI Group units including Bali Safari Park are temporarily closed since March 23, 2020, until further notice. This decision to close all units was done as a way for Bali Safari Park to play our part in breaking the chain of transmission and prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Consequently, this closure has resulted in zero income from the absence of admissions sales to the parks.

Despite having no income, as the acting management of Bali Safari Park, we are conducting our best efforts to uphold our responsibilities to feed and care for the animals. Bali Safari Park would like to offer the chance for individuals, organizations and/or communities who want to participate and provide assistance in the Bali Safari Park ’s conservation program during this difficult time. For this reason, the #kitacintasatwa program has been launched since April 2020.

Every amount donated from the community will be used to provide food, medical care and animal welfare in the Bali Safari Park. The #kitacintasatwa campaign was launched not solely to collect donations, but also to convey the message that the COVID-19 pandemic has also impacted conservation programs as well as animals that are cared for and rescued in Bali Safari Park.

Conservation, Education and Recreation

Since it was founded in 1986, Taman Safari Indonesia (TSI) Group has focused on the conservation of wild animals whose populations have begun to decline. Please note, there are thousands of species of animal species in the world that are endangered. The TSI Group wants to take on the role of caring for and breeding Indonesian endemic animals as a valuable heritage for future generations.

Bogor Safari Park, Prigen Safari Park, Bali Safari & Marine Park, Batang Dolphins Center and Jakarta Aquarium are proof of TSI Group’s concern about the continual welfare of animals that are increasingly threatened of extinction. Conservation is also a theme in TSI Group hotels; Royal Safari Garden & Resort, Safari Lodge, Baobab Safari Resort and Mara River Safari Lodge. In addition to conservation, there are two other pillars that have become a milestone in TSI’s business spirit, namely education and recreation.