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Regrow Borneo
A reforestation program restoring forests in a way that will support wildlife and conservation, while improving livelihoods for local communities.
![The photograph shows Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Anne visiting the Prince Philip Park in Kota Kinabalu in 1972.]()
A tribute to HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Orangutan Appeal UK pays tribute to HRH Prince Philip and his conservation work.
![A large group of people who work to restore rainforests posing for a photo in front of tree planting fields.]()
Regrow Borneo
Regrow Borneo plants trees to support livelihoods in local communities, increase biodiversity, and promote ecosystem resilience in the Lower Kinabatangan, Sabah, Malaysia.
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Releasing King Ghaz
One of the first projects funded by Orangutan Appeal UK. This film tells King Ghaz's story from an orphaned orangutan to his translocation to the Tabin reserve in Borneo.
![Two care team members helping two infant orangutans hold onto the ropes.]()
Lockdown update at Sepilok
The state of Sabah has entered full lockdown again.
![Orangutan named Canyon with green trees behind her.]()
Happy Anniversary Canyon
It's been 3 years since Canyon arrived at Sepilok having been kept as a pet.
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Introducing Nami and Zorro
We are celebrating our 20th Anniversary this summer with the introduction of two infant orangutans to our adoption scheme.
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How to watch 'Meet the Orangutans'
Here are some ways for our UK & Ireland supporters to watch 'Meet the Orangutans'.
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Orangutan care during the pandemic
Although most of the world is in lockdown orangutans still need our help.
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Coronavirus update from our Chairperson
Chairperson & Founder, Susan Sheward MBE shares her thoughts and concerns for the pandemic and how it can affect orangutans.
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Orangutans at threat of Coronavirus
As the highly infectious COVID-19 (Coronavirus) arrives in Borneo, this could have a devastating impact on the critically endangered orangutans cared for at the centre.
![Sepilok Closed due to Covid-19 poster with 'Temporary closed to public' written across a photo of an orangutan.]()
Sepilok is closed to the public
Due to the spread and threat of COVID-19 (coronavirus) the Malaysian government has taken the decision to close Sepilok to the public in order to protect the orangutans, staff and public.
