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About Cede Prudente
About wildlife photographer Cede Prudente, a proud supporter and Director of Orangutan Appeal UK BDH.
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Bill Wiggins MP hosts conservation event on behalf of Orangutan Appeal UK
OuTrop Directors, Dr Mark Harrison and Susan Cheyne, were delighted to attend a recent event at the UK House of Commons, hosted by Bill Wiggins MP on behalf of the Orangutan Appeal UK.
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Orangutan Appeal UK to be featured in Discovery Channel’s Animal Planet.
Orangutan Appeal UK will be featured in an 8-part documentary about the orangutans at Sepilok for Discovery Channel’s – Animal Planet.
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Banana Tree partnership
Banana Tree are proud to be working with Orangutan appeal UK.
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A short satement regarding the facts surrounding Ten Ten.
Orangutan appeal UK would like to clarify some of the facts which are the subject of the latest petition published by Sean Whyte of Nature Alert.
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Odyssey World
Orangutan Appeal UK is pleased to announce its new partnership with Odyssey World - a unique travel company who pride themselves in creating tailor-made holidays created by the specialists, including Borneo.
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Ape Crusader and Ape Defender
Hardi Baktiantoro, Director and Founder of the Centre for Orangutan Protection), has been sponsored by the Orangutan Appeal UK since COPs inception in 2006.
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Paolo Nutini pledges support for Orangutan Appeal UK
Musician Paolo Nutini has pledged his support, along with his base guitarist, Michael McDaid, to the Appeal and to help save the endangered orangutans.
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Orangutan Appeal UK funds world first
Orangutan Appeal UK has made history by funding the world’s first cataract operation on a mature male orangutan.
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Orangutan Appeal and Sabah Wildlife
Over the past 40 years, orang-utans rescued in Sabah were rehabilitated at Sepilok before being released into the nearby jungle. Now the Sabah Wildlife Department tells JASWINDER KAUR about plans to translocate some of them to an alternative site in Lahad Datu.
