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Sepilok Celebrates its 50th Birthday
Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre in the Malaysian Sabah District of North Borneo was founded in 1964.
Orangutan Appeal UK employees jump 10,000ft for orangutan awareness week.
Two daring and fearless employees at Orangutan Appeal UK have decided to take to the skies to raise awareness of the endangered orangutan!
Banana Tree partnership
Banana Tree are proud to be working with Orangutan appeal UK.
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.
Release statement for orangutans Sen and Ceria
Orphan orangutans Sen and Ceria, who have been part of our adoption scheme are ready for the next stage of the rehabilitation process.
2012 Calendar Now Available
A perfect Christmas gift, especially for an adoptive parent, as it features three of our adoptive babies.
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.
Michelle has been released
We are excited to announce that Sepilok Rehabilitation Centre Management has released our adoptive baby Michelle into the Kabili Reserve surrounding the Rehabilitation Centre.
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.
Andy’s chance of a lifetime
Sponsoring Andy's education to become the first Malaysian “Primatologist” in Sabah.
Exciting news from Kuala Lumpur this April
Orangutan Appeal UK proudly presents Banrock Wines as their new corporate sponsor and Rock band “The Benchmarx” are staging 3 concerts to aid our conservation efforts.
The Prince's Rainforests Project recognise Appeal's research
The Appeal’s Orangutan Post-Release Monitoring Project in Borneo, is one of many projects around the world that are being recognised by the Prince’s Rainforest Project for rainforest conservation, sustainable income generation and biodiversity benefits.