Bali Exotic Marine Park Participates in PKBSI National Coordination Meeting 2026 to Strengthen Sustainable Conservation Collaboration
Jakarta, October 19–22, 2026 – Bali Exotic Marine Park (BEMP), officially operating as Lembaga Konservasi Taman Benoa Eksotik (LK TBE), is participating in the 2026 National Coordination Meeting (Rakornas) of the Indonesian Zoo Association (PKBSI), held at Mercure Convention Center, Ancol, North Jakarta.
Under the theme “Strengthening Collaboration for Sustainable Conservation,” the PKBSI National Coordination Meeting 2026 serves as an important platform for conservation institutions across Indonesia to strengthen cooperation, exchange knowledge, and promote sustainable wildlife management and animal welfare practices.
Bali Exotic Marine Park’s Commitment to National Conservation
As a permanent member of PKBSI since 2022, Bali Exotic Marine Park continues to demonstrate its commitment to supporting conservation initiatives and strengthening Indonesia’s network of conservation institutions.
At the PKBSI National Coordination Meeting 2026, Bali Exotic Marine Park is represented by I Wayan Adi Setiawan, Director of Bali Exotic Marine Park.
BEMP’s participation reflects its ongoing dedication to engaging in national conservation discussions, staying informed about developments in animal management practices, and building professional relationships with conservation institutions, government agencies, and industry stakeholders.
This involvement also highlights BEMP’s commitment to improving conservation management standards, promoting animal welfare, and supporting conservation education.
PKBSI 2026: A National Platform for Conservation Collaboration
The PKBSI National Coordination Meeting brings together conservation professionals, institutional representatives, government officials, and stakeholders from across Indonesia.
The primary objectives of the meeting include presenting annual organizational reports, evaluating existing programs, addressing challenges and recommendations from members, reviewing membership matters, and developing strategic plans for the upcoming year.
Participants include PKBSI board members, existing and prospective conservation institution members, government representatives, strategic partners, stakeholders, and invited guests.
Through this national forum, participants have opportunities to exchange experiences, discuss challenges in wildlife management, and explore collaborative approaches to strengthening conservation efforts throughout Indonesia.
Key Activities at the PKBSI National Coordination Meeting 2026
Taking place over four days, the PKBSI National Coordination Meeting 2026 features a comprehensive series of activities designed to encourage organizational coordination, professional development, and collaboration among conservation institutions.
The program includes Regional Coordinator Forums, Board Meetings, a Welcome Dinner, Keynote Speeches, National Coordination Sessions, Member Presentations, Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), Field Trips, and a Closing Ceremony.
These activities provide valuable opportunities for participants to share perspectives, exchange practical knowledge, and discuss strategic approaches to addressing current challenges in wildlife conservation and institutional management.
Advancing Animal Welfare and Conservation Management Standards
One of the key focuses of the PKBSI National Coordination Meeting 2026 is strengthening professional standards in animal care, wildlife conservation, and sustainable institutional management.
The discussions cover essential topics, including wildlife conservation, animal welfare, animal husbandry, population management, breeding programs, environmental and behavioral enrichment, conservation education, and conservation institution management.
These topics play an important role in encouraging responsible animal management practices supported by scientific knowledge, professional expertise, and shared experiences among conservation institutions.
For Bali Exotic Marine Park, participation in this forum offers a valuable opportunity to expand institutional knowledge, gain insights into evolving conservation practices, and explore approaches relevant to modern wildlife management.
Strengthening Collaboration for a Sustainable Conservation Future
Bali Exotic Marine Park’s participation in the PKBSI National Coordination Meeting 2026 reinforces the importance of collaboration among conservation institutions in addressing the challenges facing wildlife conservation today.
Through continuous communication, knowledge sharing, and stronger professional networks, conservation institutions can work together to improve animal welfare standards, enhance wildlife management practices, and develop meaningful conservation education initiatives.
As part of Indonesia’s national conservation network, Bali Exotic Marine Park remains committed to supporting wildlife conservation, promoting animal welfare, and advancing responsible and sustainable conservation management practices.
Inspired by the collaborative spirit of PKBSI 2026, Bali Exotic Marine Park looks forward to continuing its contribution to a stronger and more sustainable future for wildlife conservation in Indonesia.
