The release of Javanese wild cats at Arista Montana Forest marks a significant milestone in the foundation’s biodiversity conservation efforts. This activity is part of a larger initiative to restore and protect native species within the region’s ecosystem. Carefully planned in collaboration with wildlife experts and conservationists, the release ensures that these wild cats are introduced into a habitat that supports their survival and natural behavior. This effort not only enhances the ecological balance within the forest but also serves as an educational opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of protecting endangered species. By reintroducing these elusive predators, Arista Montana reinforces its commitment to preserving the rich biodiversity of West Java.