Randy’s Rehabilitation Continues

Finding a Mother Figure in Siponti Just like human infants, orangutan infants require affection, protection, and guidance from their parents. Sadly, many unfortunate...

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Why Do Negative Interactions Between Orangutans and Humans Continue?

At the edge of a neat, heavily fruiting pineapple plantation, an orangutan stands motionless. It gazes intently at the yellow fruit before it—close,...

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Four days of extreme rain killed 7% of world’s rarest orangutans, study says

Written by: Gavin Butler and Navin Singh Khadka for BBC, June 11 2026 Read the original article here *** Four days of extreme...

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Baby on Board!

We have VERY exciting news to share from our partner Borneo Nature Foundation (BNF)! There’s a new baby orangutan on the way! Indy...

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New Study Shows Decline in Orangutan Populations

We have some sobering news to share. In a paper published in June 2026, scientists, including those from our partner Sumatran Orangutan Conservation...

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Sumatran Orangutan Born in the Wild!

We have some absolutely wonderful news to share coming from the Jantho Orangutan Reintroduction Center in Sumatra. A baby has been born in...

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Keeping Track of Orangutans After They Return to the Forest

  A release into the wild is often seen as the final chapter in an orangutan’s rehabilitation journey. After years of care and...

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Orangutan Mental Health
Understanding Orangutan Mental Health

  When we talk about mental health, we usually think about humans – trauma, grief, depression, and healing. But what if we told...

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Plush Toys and Milk
Video: Do Orangutan Babies Need Plush Toys & Milk?

Orphaned orangutans being cared for in rehabilitation centers need much attention, care, nurturing and support. The babies also need much comforting and require...

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