Our work
Projects
The funds we raise enable us to champion many projects in Borneo, all with the aim of protecting the remaining populations of orangutans and their habitat.
Projects
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Orangutan rehabilitation
Rescued orangutans at Sepilok undergo a five-step rehabilitation programme to increase their chances of returning to the wild.
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Rescue & release
We aid the rescue and release of orphaned, displaced and injured orangutans, as well as those who are victims of the illegal wildlife trade.
![Team photo of Alvin, Bonny, Ibri, Lineker, Arnold Victor, Jergen, Rico, Sylvester, Reklin and Pamik standing in a line with arms crossed and smiling]()
Care staff
We employ 12 dedicated care staff and rangers at Sepilok.
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Veterinary care & support
The clinic at Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre provides 24-hour care to injured and sick orangutans.
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Facility upgrades & refurbishments
Including specialist enclosures, clinic refurbishment and nursery enhancements
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Habitat conservation
Much of Borneo's rainforest has been lost which threatens the survival of the Bornean orangutan.
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Education & outreach
We're dedicated to raising awareness and fostering support for orangutans through education.
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Liaison Officer
Educating visitors about orangutan conservation and raising awareness for their plight.
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Post-Release Monitoring
A ground-breaking project to monitor the success of rehabilitated orangutans before and after they are returned to the wild.
