CARE MANAGEMENT OF MAMBRUK (Goura Victoria) AT THE BIRD AND ORCHID PARK (TBTA) BIAK NUMFOR, PAPUA

More than 700 species of avifauna found in New Guinea including Indonesia and Papua Guinea. Bird Orchid Park (TBTA) Biak, an ex-situ conservation facility Papuan endemic birds captive breeding center where Crowned Pigeon are raised. A study on care management Goura victoria (Mambruk) is conducted to support the Master Plan for development TBTA as one Regional Technical Implementation Units under Forestry Environment Province Office. This indicates that feed given Mambruk approximately 2.21 Kg five individuals average, or ± 442 g/individual, fresh, cut form squares/dice, with specific smell characteristic fresh fruit brightly colored. Food once every day, between 08:00 WIT 09:00 WIT, following starting working hour at Biak. Drinking water available ad libitum. The cages used Biak permanent made wire iron roofs walls. Two types available, group individual supporting facilities such eating drinking places, rooting sites, places make nests, trees tubs bathing. Eating cleaned before use. environment around cage quite clean. design safe birds. Cages rarely no quarantine/isolation available. not veterinarians control bird’s health, schedule regular health programs.