RAFLI THRIVING IN KEHJE SEWEN
Undeterred by a morning downpour, our PRM team recently set out to conduct nest-to-nest observations on Rafli, a male orangutan we released to the southern area of the Kehje Sewen Forest in October 2016.
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.
Undeterred by a morning downpour, our PRM team recently set out to conduct nest-to-nest observations on Rafli, a male orangutan we released to the southern area of the Kehje Sewen Forest in October 2016.
On January 12, our Nyaru Menteng team embarked on our first rescue mission of the year to save an infant female orangutan in Pilang village, Central Kalimantan. The little girl, who we named Jacqui, was reported to have been found by local villager..
Our PRM team from Camp Nles Mamse in the Kehje Sewen Forest were recently hoping to track down Cita, and after several hours of hiking up and down hills found her relaxing in the top of a tree. Sitting about 20 meters from the ground, Cita appeared..
In late 2015, fires raged across Kalimantan causing widespread forest loss and devastating impacts to wildlife populations. Tragically, many baby orangutans were left orphaned after losing their mothers and forest homes to the fires and our teams...
We are delighted to report that the six orangutans released in December last year – Signe, Bungaran, Indonesia, Cita, Valen, and Bong – are adapting well to their new home in the Kehje Sewen Forest. Mother-infant pair Signe and Bungaran are...
