We are working hard to protect the Bornean Orangutans and its habitat for future generations. Here are some of the ways we’ve helped develop a world where orangutans and nature thrive.
MATING BEHAVIOUR IN THE WILD AS AN ORANGUTAN SOCIAL INTERACTION
Mating behaviour is one of the most important forms of social interaction in the life of orangutans.
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RAFALANG LEARNING TO LIVE WILD AND FREE
Rafalang, the offspring of female orangutan Signe, has started mimicking her behaviours.
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SIGNE AND RAFALANG: DAYS IN THE KEHJE SEWEN FOREST
Our PRM team in the southern part of the Kehje Sewen Forest encountered orangutan Signe and her baby again in late 2024.
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THE "ORANGUTAN PARTY" RETURNS
Do you remember the story of Hamzah crashing Lesan and Sayang’s party? It’s been two years since they're party.
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THE RETURN OF THE DOMINANT ORANGUTAN IN KEHJE SEWEN FOREST
After a long absence, one of the dominant male orangutans, Hamzah, has finally been spotted again near camp.
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