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.
Every kid gets bored at school now and then, dreaming of escape but rarely daring to try. However, there's always that one brave soul who takes the plunge. Such was the case at the Nyaru Menteng Forest School one sunny morning.
Galaksi, once a tiny and fragile orangutan at Samboja Lestari’s Rehabilitation Centre, has blossomed into a lively and spirited youngster.
When many orangutans come down with flu at the same time, our surrogate mothers and veterinarians work together to make a traditional tonic - onion juice mixed with honey!
Recently, the weather in Central Kalimantan, especially around Nyaru Menteng, has been unpredictable, several of Nyaru Menteng’s Forest School students fell ill, including Topan...
It was a usual day at the Nyaru Menteng forest school, where young orangutans were learning from one another while their human surrogate mothers looked on from below.
