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Orangutan Outreach's BOS Nyaru Menteng Release Fund
Since summer 2012 the team at BOS Nyaru Menteng has been accomplishing something truly astonishing. They've released dozens of orangutans into a safe, pristine forest called Batikap. And they plan to release several dozen more by the end of 2013. The orangutans need YOU! Your donation, large or
Tell Dr Oz to Stop Promoting Palm Oil!
Dr. Oz, a respected public figure who advocates healthy living to the American public, recently encouraged millions of his followers to give red palm oil a try for its "incomparable, powerful nutritional virtues"—without mentioning the egregious environmental and social implications of its
Support orphaned and displaced Orangutans!
Conversion of orangutan habitat to palm oil plantations is the single greatest threat to the survival of orangutans in the wild because entire forests are being cut down to make way for them. We need to protect the orangutans and educate as many people as possible about the destruction of their
Apps for Apes
Think Different! Orangutan Outreach is now developing an orangutan enrichment program using Apple iPads. Orangutans in zoos all around the world will soon be able to play with iPads and communicate with one another. Planet of the Apes, here we come! Learn more on the Orangutan Outreach website:
Why is this campaign important to you?
Every Animal on this earth deserves the right to be protected!!!!!!
Humans are destroying everything, they are their own worst enemy!
I totally agree with your statement 100%.NOW is the TIME for everybody to come together as ONE and help the animals out from the destruction of their HOMES & LIVES,by the HUMANS..
Because i care :)
These poor animals must be so confused,their homes being taken away for no reason,yet they are so innocent and gentle to man.
Thats why it is so easy to kill them,as the native people do,when being paid to clear the forests....just to produce palm oil.
It's not just the Orangutangs that suffer,but ALL the other animals and insects,who die in this needless destruction,it's happening on every continent......when are the right people going to be in charge,we must prevent our planet becoming a wasteland,just for profit!!!
I grew up in Phoenix Arizona and I saw when I was younger the little cages that animals were kept in at The Phoenix Zoo. The zoo has been open for 50 years now and they have made vast improvements to the enclosures that they have now. I remember the orangutan enclosure and how small it was and it made me sad. It is a beautiful enclosure now. Although I always thought how are the wild ones doing in our unsafe, money greedy world? I try to do my part to ensure that my niece will have a...
…I grew up in Phoenix Arizona and I saw when I was younger the little cages that animals were kept in at The Phoenix Zoo. The zoo has been open for 50 years now and they have made vast improvements to the enclosures that they have now. I remember the orangutan enclosure and how small it was and it made me sad. It is a beautiful enclosure now. Although I always thought how are the wild ones doing in our unsafe, money greedy world? I try to do my part to ensure that my niece will have a better plant to live on but we only have one planet. We as a whole need to take better care of it and the animals that share it with us.
last year i volunteered for 2 months at sepilok orangutan rehabilitation centre in sabah borneo, i fell in love with these beautiful apes they are so intelligent with huge deep eyes that tell a multitude of emotions and feelings. that feeling of looking into those eyes stays with you forever. i am desperatly trying to get back out there to give them more help. i am interested in every charity helping the precious man of the forest.
What a beautiful experience
We create this hell for our fellow creature...we need to fix it.
as far as I know they are only found in two parts of the world and in trouble plus how can you not love the little guys?
So true!
Es muy importante, porque la preservación de la Naturaleza, en todas sus formas, es una misión fundamental de la humanidad....
I have experienced a couple of hours walking with these gentle beings in Sipoloc, Borneo. I will never forget.
You where very BLESSED to be able to have that AMAZING experience with the ORANGUTANS...
It is inhuman what we, humans are doing to those animals' habitat!
We are killing them by cutting all these trees and letting them to die from starvation - it is unbelievable!