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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.

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A FUTURE FOR ‘UNRELEASABLE’ ORANGUTANS

Not all orangutans in rehabilitation centres are able to successfully complete the rehabilitation process and return to living wild and free in the forest. For a variety of reasons, these orangutans will have to rely on human assistance for the...

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JEFFREY SLOWLY BUT SURELY MAKING PROGRESS

Jeffrey, a male orangutan at the Samboja Lestari Rehabilitation Centre, has been living on an island for the past year. What has happened since he arrived in his new home?

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PAPA GIVES HOPE TO OTHER ‘UNRELEASABLES’

Not every orangutan resident of the BOS Foundation’s rehabilitation centres will have the opportunity to return to a natural forest where they can live wild and free. There are a number of individuals who, due to various reasons, would be unable to..

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THE SECRET TO FANI’S BEAUTIFUL HAIR

When you’re experiencing a bad hair day, it’s easy to get hair envy. Just don’t look in Fani’s direction when you do, as this 21-year-old female orangutan has the loveliest locks in all the land! Well, at least among the residents of...

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‘UNRELEASABLE’ ORANGUTANS

At our orangutan rehabilitation centres, we continue to prepare hundreds of rescued orangutans for release to natural forests where they can live wild and free. The long rehabilitation process is necessary to help orangutans to develop the natural

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