ENCOUNTER WITH ORANGUTANS MERYL AND LYKKE
Post-release monitoring allows us to observe orangutans in the wild. Recent sightings of Meryl and Lykke in TNBBBR show both female orangutans actively foraging and displaying excellent nest-building skills.
We are working hard to protect the Bornean orangutan and its habitat for future generations. Here are some of the ways we've helped develop a world where orangutans and nature thrive.
Post-release monitoring allows us to observe orangutans in the wild. Recent sightings of Meryl and Lykke in TNBBBR show both female orangutans actively foraging and displaying excellent nest-building skills.
Deep in Bukit Batikap forest, Manggo and Melki show us what survival really looks like, a mother teaching, an infant learning, one day at a time.
After years of rehabilitation, orangutans return to the wild. BOS Foundation’s Post Release Monitoring team tracks them daily to ensure they adapt, survive, and thrive in Central Kalimantan’s forests.
After months without a sighting, Otan reappeared in the upper Bemban River, showing remarkable adaptation and independence in the wild.
Behind the dense canopy of Kehje Sewen Forest, there is a group of people who walk not for adventure, nor for recognition.
