JIRO, JOJANG'S NEW BABY BROTHER
The tiny baby orangutan was embraced tightly by his mother. He was still wet. His eyes were still tightly closed. He had just been born into this world a few minutes before.
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.
The tiny baby orangutan was embraced tightly by his mother. He was still wet. His eyes were still tightly closed. He had just been born into this world a few minutes before.
What we planned to be a two-day event was extended to the third day because of the weather. That’s how it goes when Mother Nature is the show director. However, as of today, eighteen orangutans are finally free in their rightful home.
Fog enveloped Nyaru Menteng after an overnight rain. Just like on the first day however, the release team still got up early today and began preparations for today’s release activities at 4.30 am sharp.
Finally the joyful moment arrived. After experiencing several delays due to various logistical issues beyond our control, 18 rehabilitated orangutans from Nyaru Menteng were going to be released.
A rescue team from the BOS Foundation and the Central Kalimantan Conservation and Natural Resources Authority delivered this orangutan to Nyaru Menteng to receive proper treatment and rehabilitation.
