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Jeni was badly injured during her time in captivity
Monyo was only 6 months old when he lost his mother
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Our Vision
Our vision is a world where orangutans are free from the threat of extinction and can live in the wild, unharmed by humans.
back to their home.
our two sanctuaries.
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Orangutans are on the brink of extinction. Help provide the care and rehabilitation
they need to return to the wild.
The Problem
There are numerous threats to the viability of the remaining wild orangutan population in Indonesia and Malaysia. The primary threat is the loss of habitat with up to 80% of suitable forest in Indonesia and Malaysia having been lost in the past 20 years. Other threats, which often go hand-in-hand with the destruction of the rainforest, are the illegal pet trade and poaching.
Latest News
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THE JOURNEY OF SIX ORANGUTANS TO FREEDOM
On November 10, 2024, we successfully released six orangutans back into the wild from the Nyaru Menteng Rehabilitation Centre to the Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park. The preparation for this release was conducted with meticulous... View Article
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FROM US FOR THE ORANGUTANS
In addition to Post-Release Monitoring (PRM), PT. Restorasi Habitat Orangutan Indonesia (PT. RHOI)* also runs a habitat management and restoration program (PPH). This program is one of the ecosystem restoration activities carried out by the RE-PPH... View Article
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MEET OUR NEWEST SUN BEAR CUB
BOS Foundation’s Samboja Lestari Orangutan Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre is also a sanctuary for rescued sun bears. Recently, we welcomed a new arrival—a tiny sun bear cub named Andre, just around two months old. In early... View Article
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WHERE ARE YOU, JOSH, TELAKEN AND BAWAN?
Earlier this year, the smart Josh and tenacious Telaken finally made their way to a pre-release island, marking a significant milestone in their journey back to the wild. Along with three other orangutans—Uru, Bawan, and Monte—they... View Article
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HOW TO OBSERVE ORANGUTANS
Earlier this year, the BOS Foundation welcomed a wave of new personnel in three divisions: Post-Release Monitoring, Ecosystem Restoration–Forest Management & Development, and Ecosystem Restoration-Protection, Security, and Fire Management. Each division has its distinct roles and... View Article
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CAN ORANGUTANS SURVIVE IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS?
Orangutans are arboreal primates. Most of their activities involve navigating the forest canopy by combining climbing, clambering and brachiating. Given that orangutans share 97% of their DNA with humans, it is intriguing to explore how their... View Article
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A TALE OF FRIENDSHIP AND RESILIENCE
Since arriving on Badak Besar Pre-Release Island in December 2023, Taymur has made himself at home near feeding platform #3. Find out what he has been up to. As Taymur adapts to his new environment, he... View Article
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MAMA SIGNE IS BACK
The Post-Release-Monitoring Team was thrilled to have finally sighted female Signe and her baby again. Discover how they are doing. It took over a year before Signe finally reappeared near the Camp Nles Mamse area in... View Article
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WILL YOU GIVE THE ULTIMATE GIFT?
We are thrilled to announce that we recently joined “Include a Charity”, a social change campaign that aims to encourage more Australians to pledge a charitable gift in their Will. Did you know that gifts pledged... View Article
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The BOS team recently observed beautiful Koko enjoying a meal and generously sharing it with a curious macaque at the feeding platform.
Koko is one of our unreleasable #orangutans residing on BOS Foundation's lar#sanctuaryislandsland, Badak Kecil. The island spans 105 hectares and offers a natural environment as close to the wild as possible.
Will#helpuselpUs build five more urgently needed islands for orangutans like Koko and help free them from cages this holiday season?
We need to raise $50,000 by 25 Decem#StrongerTogetherether, we can do #donatenowteNow: bit.ly/Five-More-Islands
(or link in bio)
You can also #taxdeductibletible donations by PayPal (bit.ly/BOSA-PayPal) or Bank Deposit (Westpac Bank, BSB: 033 112, Account name: Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Australia Incorporated, Account number: 2443#SaveOrangutansu#love##donatetodayT#GiveNowveNow ... See MoreSee Less
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The BOS team recently observed beautiful Koko enjoying a meal and generously sharing it with a curious macaque at the feeding platform.
Koko is one of our unreleasable #orangutans residing on BOS Foundation's lar#sanctuaryislandsland, Badak Kecil. The island spans 105 hectares and offers a natural environment as close to the wild as possible.
Will#helpuselpUs build five more urgently needed islands for orangutans like Koko and help free them from cages this holiday season?
We need to raise $50,000 by 25 Decem#StrongerTogetherether, we can do #donatenowteNow: bit.ly/Five-More-Islands
You can also #taxdeductibletible donations by PayPal (bit.ly/BOSA-PayPal) or Bank Deposit (Westpac Bank, BSB: 033 112, Account name: Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Australia Incorporated, Account number: 2443#SaveOrangutansu#love##donatetodayT#GiveNowveNow ... See MoreSee Less
2 days ago
We are thrilled to share some fantastic #news to brighten your #weekend!🙌
The BOS Foundation #release team has successfully returned six #orangutans to the wild!🎉
#watch and #enjoy!
#happysunday #OrangutanFreedom #OrangUtanWarrior #SaveOrangutans ... See MoreSee Less
4 days ago
Thank you so much, wonderful to watch ❤️ 🐒
How incredible for them to be back where they belong...wild and free 🌳🌳 Thank you!
Thank you for the work you do. 🎉
❤️❤️❤️❤️🦧🦍🐵💯percent supportive of them to stay safe and out of harm to them
As we celebrate the release of six more rehabilitated #orangutans back into the wild, we must also remember those who will never be able to return to their natural habitat.
Learn more here: bit.ly/Five-More-Islands
(or link in bio)
You can #helpus provide a fulfilling life for these #unreleasable orangutans on Sanctuary Islands instead of being confined in cages. These forested islands allow them to roam freely with dignity while receiving the care they need.
Please #support our #Christmas Appeal to raise $50,000 by 25 December to build five urgently needed additional #sanctuaryislands at our new Nyaru Menteng 2 centre.
#donatetoday: bit.ly/Five-More-Islands
(or link in bio)
You can also make #taxdeductible donations by PayPal (bit.ly/BOSA-PayPal) or Bank Deposit (Westpac Bank, BSB: 033 112, Account name: Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Australia Incorporated, Account number: 244334)
#GiveNow #donate #SaveOrangutans #StrongerTogether #love #Holidays ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago
As we celebrate the release of six more rehabilitated #orangutans back into the wild, we must also remember those who will never be able to return to their natural habitat.
Learn more here: bit.ly/Five-More-Islands
You can #helpus provide a fulfilling life for these #unreleasable orangutans on Sanctuary Islands instead of being confined in cages. These forested islands allow them to roam freely with dignity while receiving the care they need.
Please #support our #Christmas Appeal to raise $50,000 by 25 December to build five urgently needed additional #sanctuaryislands at our new Nyaru Menteng 2 centre.
#donatetoday: bit.ly/Five-More-Islands
You can also make #taxdeductible donations by PayPal (bit.ly/BOSA-PayPal) or Bank Deposit (Westpac Bank, BSB: 033 112, Account name: Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Australia Incorporated, Account number: 244334)
#GiveNow #donate #SaveOrangutans #StrongerTogether #love #Holidays ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago
In line with this year's theme for #OrangutanCaringWeek—"Orangutans Leading The Way: One Planet, One Future"—we are releasing six more rehabilitated #orangutans into their natural habitat.
Orangutans are a keystone species, playing a vital role in maintaining healthy forests that benefit a plethora of other species, including humans.
Through our #conservation efforts, we work to protect the survival of these incredible #GreatApes—and you can help as well by supporting our mission.
#StrongerTogether, we can ensure a future for orangutans, which in turn benefits us all!
orangutans.com.au
Photo: The BOS Foundation Release Team is ready for the 44th orangutan release from Nyaru Menteng.
#SaveOrangutans ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago
In line with this year's theme for #OrangutanCaringWeek—"Orangutans Leading The Way: One Planet, One Future"—we are releasing six more rehabilitated #orangutans into their natural habitat.
Orangutans are a keystone species, playing a vital role in maintaining healthy forests that benefit a plethora of other species, including humans.
Through our #conservation efforts, we work to protect the survival of these incredible #GreatApes—and you can help as well by supporting our mission.
#StrongerTogether, we can ensure a future for orangutans, which in turn benefits us all!
orangutans.com.au
Photo: The BOS Foundation Release Team is ready for the 44th orangutan release from Nyaru Menteng.
#SaveOrangutans ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago
Meryl's journey bac#OrangutanFreedomeedom is just around the corner!#joinusoinUs for a delightful trip down memory lan#celebratebrate the joy and brilliance she displayed during her tim#OrangutanJungleSchoolcho#SaveOrangutansu#mondaymotivationation ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago
God bless all those who love and care for these precious animals! Xox
Happy tears here. Best of luck beautiful Meryl.
Aí.hora.de.ir.embora. será.que.eles.vai.saber.se.defender.dos.animais.perigoso.que.medo..amo.tantos.eles..maria
Era um bebezinho 🙏♥️
Dean Ledbetter, this just popped up on my feed.