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Flash floods at Sepilok
Torrential rain has hit Sepilok, causing flash flooding and leaving many areas underwater.
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A year in review: 2024
2024 was a busy and productive year made possible by our incredible supporters and dedicated staff. Here are some of our highlights.
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Planting fig trees at Sepilok
We have purchased and planted 100 fig trees for the orangutans at Sepilok, and you could help us cover the cost.
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Orangutan Caring Week 2024
An annual event aimed at raising awareness of the plight of the orangutan and the action people can take to protect them.
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International Primate Day 2024
In Sabah, Borneo, there are 13 known primate species, with orangutans being the only great apes besides humans.
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An end to ‘orangutan diplomacy’
We are encouraged by the Malaysian Government's shift towards in-situ orangutan conservation.
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International Orangutan Day 2024
We’re celebrating Clementine whose legacy has shaped four generations of orangutans at Sepilok.
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New rescue vehicle
To ensure our team at Sepilok can carry out their work effectively, a reliable vehicle is indispensable.
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Heart of Borneo - Outreach Programme
Community education and conservation initiative in Telupid.
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Mubali’s story
Rescued, rehabilitated and thriving in the wild once more!
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Ophthalmology workshop by Dr Ulrike Lessiak
Dr Ulrike held a workshop on diagnosing and treating eye conditions in animals.
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Preserving Bornean elephant and orangutan habitat
Using tracking collars on elephants to reduce human-wildlife conflict.
