HOW IS MERYL DOING THIS WEEK?
Last week we updated you on a recent illness Meryl and some of her friends in baby group had suffered. Now, they are fighting fit and able to fully explore the playground in nursery group Forest School once again.
We are working hard to protect the Bornean orangutan and its habitat for future generations. Here are some of the ways we've helped develop a world where orangutans and nature thrive.
Last week we updated you on a recent illness Meryl and some of her friends in baby group had suffered. Now, they are fighting fit and able to fully explore the playground in nursery group Forest School once again.
In Indonesia we are currently going through the annual transition from dry season to wet season and during this period we have to pay even closer attention to the health of our orangutans as this is also a time when many illnesses occur.
You might remember the story of Doren who disappeared for two months and was happily found by the Rungan River?. We now have more news that Doren is a proud mother.
To see the sun shining at the beginning of the day is always good news for us. Good weather means we can continue to observe our reintroduced orangutans and on this particular occassion we had planned to focus on Agus who we had encountered the previ
At the end of last week, our Post-Release Monitoring (PRM) Team was patroling along Tyo River when we detected Agus’s signal. The signal was weak due to heavy rain and probably distance, but we pushed on and continued the search for Agus anyway.
