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Posted 26 Oct 2022 in Wigly

It is with great sadness that we share the devastating news that Wigly has passed away on the BOS Foundation’s ...

Posted 26 Oct 2022 in Asto and Asih

Asto and Asih love going to Jungle School in the morning and late afternoon. They have learnt so much and ...

Posted 25 Oct 2022 in News

Charlotte’s journey, from captivity in chains to joy in the trees, shows the power of Jungle School to ...

Posted 25 Oct 2022 in News

The Australian Natural Soap Company (ANSC) has supported The Orangutan Project for many ...

Posted 25 Oct 2022 in News

The BORA Six are on the move! Earlier this year we asked for donations to help return four ...

Posted 25 Oct 2022 in News

Just like humans, orangutans get sick, have medical issues, and need to have regular check-ups when they are ...

Posted 25 Oct 2022 in News

In our rescue and rehabilitation centres, orphaned orangutans need medical treatment, nurturing, Jungle School training, and more. When ...

Posted 25 Oct 2022 in Sudin

Sudin and his best friend Siti have now been in Jungle School in the Bukit Tigapuluh Ecosystem in Sumatra for ...

Posted 24 Oct 2022 in Natalee

Natalee continued to develop her jungle skills over the past six months.

Posted 20 Oct 2022 in Carlos

Carlos continues to do well at the Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, run by the BOS Foundation in Central Kalimantan.