Deep in the forests of Way Kambas, Sumatra, our rangers are fighting to protect one of the last wild Sumatran elephant populations. But a growing, deliberate threat is outpacing their ability to respond.

Poachers are deliberately setting fires across the park to clear land for illegal hunting. These fires wipe out elephant habitat, halt reforestation, and hand poachers an open killing ground. The most remote areas of Way Kambas - where the need is greatest - are beyond the reach of our current fleet. Our rangers are trained, experienced, and ready. What they need is a vehicle that can get them there.

That’s where you come in. A fully equipped Toyota Hilux - with a 1,000-litre water tank, high-pressure pump, and tough 4WD capacity - will get our rangers to the front line, fast. One truck. One crew. The power to stop a fire before it becomes a catastrophe.

We urgently need to raise $35,500 - and we don’t have a minute to lose. Wildfires have started early across Indonesia, and Way Kambas is facing a greater threat than ever: Godzilla El Niño. Scientists warn that 2026 could be one of the worst fire seasons in a decade. Every day without this truck is a day our rangers can't reach the places that need them most. Please donate today - every gift, whatever the size, brings us one step closer.

And with every gift matched, up to $7,135, you can double your fight against the flames.

Thank you. Your support means that when the next fire is spotted deep in Way Kambas, our rangers won’t have to watch it burn. Because of you, they’ll be ready to fight back - and the elephants that call this forest home will have a fighting chance.