The possibility of a strong El Niño developing in 2026 has become a growing concern for governments, scientists, and conservation organizations alike. For...

We have more exciting news to share from the Jantho Orangutan Reintroduction Center. The Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme (SOCP) has confirmed another wild...

The dry season brings noticeable changes to Kalimantan’s rainforest ecosystem. As rainfall declines, river and natural canal water levels drop, while some water...

An orangutan release is never simply a ceremony, more often than not, it is deeply emotional. This is not only because of the...

Recognizing natural food sources is one of the essential skills orangutans must develop before they can be released back into the wild. Throughout...

  Orangutan mothers are attentive, protective, nurturing and loving. Orangutans stay with their devoted mothers for up to 8 years, learning all the...

El Niño is a climate phenomenon that can raise global temperatures and shift rainfall patterns worldwide. In Borneo, hotter and drier weather brought...

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

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