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 next day, January 12, 2013, we departed from Camp Mantangai after breakfast. Walking shortly to a nearby jetty, a speedboat was waiting for us. For the next few days, the journey would be along rivers!
This is a confession of a typical city dweller. If it weren’t for this amazing job I have at the BOS Foundation, the most intensive exercise I have had during the last two years would have been running up and down office stairs. That’s it.
We are delighted to report that the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation officially opened our brand new quarantine and socialization facility at Nyaru Menteng! This long-awaited facility is of huge importance in increasing our efforts and...
Kopral and Shelton are two very special orangutans in every way and their special conditions have also united them. They have become best friends who support each other. This is a heartwarming story from our Orangutan Reintroduction Program at...
Heavy rain rinsed the forest of Mount Belah since 4 AM. Consequently, activities of orangutans slowed down slightly. Berlian took the opportunity to sleep in until around 10 AM, and instead of immediately foraging as she usually does, she was...
