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Updates and videos can be found on the Central Kalimantan Release Blog, the East Kalimantan Release Blog , on Facebook and our Youtube channel.
The story of the rescue of orangutan Lou and her progress at the BOS Foundation sanctuary. Video by Tony Gilding, features Louise Grossfeldt, BOS Australia Vice President and Baby Lou.
Lone speaks about the destruction of the orangutans' habitat and the Nyaru Menteng rescue and rehabilitation centre at a Qi Global 2009 conference.
To watch Willie Smits telling the story of Samboja, click here
When a young Australian realised how deforestation was killing orangutans in Indonesia he hit on a big idea. Could he save the rainforest and make a fortune at the same time? Winner of the IF best doco in 2008. View here. (available to Australian viewers only)
This ABC documentary from 2006 provides an excellent insight into the plight of the orangutan. Eric Campbell visits Nyaru Menteng and gets to see Forest School in action. BOS's Lone Dröscher Nielsen explains the rehabilitation process that these often traumatised babies will undertake to allow them to return to the wild.
The documentary explains the threat that palm oil poses including the loss of habitat, illegal logging and killing or capture of orangutans. (Please not that some of this footage is at times distressing)
To view this documentary, click here and choose from the menu.
4 May 2013Come along and visit BOS Australia at Sydney’s MindBodySpirit Festival at Darling Harbour Exhibition Centre from 16 - 19 May. Better still, can you spare a half day to volunteer on our stand? Read Article »
21 April 2013View the story of the rescue of orangutan Lou and her progress at the BOS Foundation sanctuary. Read Article »
18 April 2013Bumitama Gunajaya Agro (BGA), a palm oil company, have completely destroyed the rainforest for miles around in this area of Borneo, Indonesia. Sitting on top of what is left of the last tree, an orangutan looks helplessly on.
3 April 2013The much-touted new deforestation policy of controversial paper giant Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) will save almost no forests in its main base of operations, Sumatra, Indonesia, a new report by NGO coalition Eyes on the Forest has concluded. Read Article »
26 March 2013Palm oil is the most widely produced edible oil in the world, but its use is increasingly coming under fire from environmental activists and concerned consumers. Read Article »
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