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Pro-Contra Sumateran Tiger Poaching
The largest habitat of Sumatran tigers in Riau. A third of
the Riau region still inhabited by tigers by a considerable amount. Sumatran
Tiger also be a scary thing for local people residing outskirts of forests, for
example rural districts glorious bloom Ulu Talo, this village is a
transmigration village of the island jawa.ssejak 1980s. Since then they coexist
with wild animals including the Sumatran tiger forest.
Mekar Jaya villagers, the tiger is a wild animal, which they
fear. Not infrequently their stricken human newspaper tigers when they are
farming or gardening. However, despite the Sumatran tiger into a feared
animals, unisex majority of people who love tigers, not to be used as pets, but
to take his body parts, skin, fur or to simply preserved as a statue. Then, the
price of the profit from tiger body parts is very favorable the hunter or
seller. This makes the Sumatran tiger hunting with increasing frequency.
According to the Head of Management Section TNKS Region II,
Dian Risdianto, who also served as field manager Sumatran Tiger Conservation
Program Kerinci Seblat (PHSKS), the Sumatran tiger poaching and trade is
because the entire tiger parts have a high economic value. The most expensive
is the skin.
The longer the size, the more expensive. To a tiger skin with
a length of two meters (measured from the head to the base of the tail) worth
about USD 50 million. However, if it is in the form of a mounted, the price
could reach hundreds of millions of rupiah. "If a tiger skin that will be
sold in Kerinci some time ago, the length is about 85 centimeters. Performers
offer it at a price of USD 20 million-50 million, not other body parts. If the
part of the bone is sold per kilograms," he said.
Examples of tiger parts are beneficial for human life is the
tiger eye ball, is regarded as a cure epilepsy and malaria. Its fur is believed
to be a toothache, but it can be used as fur garments, coats and carpets. His
brain is used as an acne medicine. Fat is used as an arthritis drug. Her nails
merit overcome insomnia. Its tail is useful as a medicine for skin. Based to
these benefits is only natural that many Sumatran tigers were hunted by humans.
But now, the tiger population, Based on research conducted on
a regular basis, environmental conservation agency World Wildlife Fund, WWF,
predict the number of Sumatran tigers continue to decline. Signs of decline in
the tiger population looks at several areas in Sumatra, especially in Riau
region. The decline in the tiger population in Sumatra, especially in Riau,
occurred even though the government has launched an effort to raise the number
of animals since 2010. To illustrate the severity of the effort, the forest
area in Riau reached hundreds of thousands of hectares that should be kept a
handful of officers.
"We have 426,000 hectares. Forests in Rimbang Baling
only 90's of thousands of hectares. While the number of forest rangers are not
proportional to the region, "said Kamal Amas, head of the Natural
Resources Conservation Center (BKSDA) Riau. Nyoman said Iswarayoga, director of
WWF Indonesia "If we look at Sumatra, forest is left only 25% to a maximum
of 27%. Then the tiger population under 400. These two figures are connected
".
For that we need an awareness of each individual to start
conserving the Sumatran tiger and its habitat, so that our grandchildren can
still see these animals live in their natural habitat. With us preserve these
animals, it means we have participated maintain ecosystem balance to nature. It
would be nice if there are still consumers who want the hair or skin of a
tiger, look for other alternatives, such as the creation of tiger fur or skin
synthesis. According to the authors of this will be much better compared to
hunt rare animals for the sake of personal satisfaction. And if anyone needs a
cure for a disease such as epilepsy, toothache and others, not necessarily
using tiger parts, there are many pharmacies and even hospitals that provide a
variety of drugs for various diseases. All returns us to choose which path is
right for the future. We have to be more selective in taking a stand, so that
our grandchildren can still see these rare animals in the future.
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