FOUR PAWS helps oRANGUTAN orphans

The ORANGUTAN FOREST SCHOOL in the heart of Borneo teaches orangutan orphans all the skills they will later need to survive in the wild. 'Students' pass through three levels: Kindergarten, Forest School, and the Forest Academy.

FOUR PAWS helps Orangutans

Program for reintroduction into the wild launched on Borneo

ORANGUTAN FOREST SCHOOL

A FOUR PAWS cooperation in Borneo since 2018

Orangutan orphans in the Forest School, Borneo

Orangutan Rehabilitation: A Programme to Return to Their Natural Habitat

The orphans go through levels of education at the ORANGUTAN FOREST SCHOOL in Borneo

FOUR PAWS ORANGUTAN FOREST SCHOOL prepares for emergencies

Coronavirus might endanger last great apes

10 Facts about Orangutans

Did you know Orangutan means 'Person of the Forest'?

What is it like to be a Foster Mother to Orangutans?

Orphan orangutans need around the clock care, our caregivers act as foster mothers to the apes in need

The Penjaga and Pengasuh – The Orangutan Guardians

Meet the 'foster mothers' who are caring for the orphans of the Bornean rainforest

What Must an Orphan Orangutan Learn in Order to Survive in the Wild?

Before our rescued orangutans can be reintroduced into the wild, some vital skills are needed to ensure their survival

What Do Orangutans Love to Eat the Most?

The orangutan orphans learn to choose and eat from the menu the the Bornean forest provides

Rescue Orangutan Gonda

With the love and support of his caregivers, the little orphan is learning to be an orangutan again

Rescue Orangutan Gerhana

From a malnourished little baby to a fighting spirit

Rescue Orangutan Amalia

Once kept in a barren metal cage, the female is on her way to be fully free

Rescue Orangutan Tegar

Best friends with Gonda, Tegar is already moving fluidly through the trees like a forest expert!

Rescue Orangutan Eska

Rescued from a stressful situation, cheeky Eska will soon be released into the wild

Rescue Orangutan Juno Marlina

Recovering from being kept as a pet in a tiny cage

Rescue Orangutan Cantik

A loving older step sister to the babies, and a good friend to Eska

Orphan Damai arrives at the ORANGUTAN FOREST SCHOOL

Rescue Orangutan Damai

Help came just in time!

Rescue Orangutan Indra

The orangutan child who was found alone with suspicious injuries has started a new life in our orangutan forest school

Rescue Orangutan Kartini

Kartini has good forest skills and loves looking for food

Rescue Orangutan Robin

Because he loves humans so much, Robin will never be able to be released into the wild

Rescue Orangutan Lestari

The orangutan orphan recovering from trauma and learning how to enjoy her life again in the ORANGUTAN FOREST SCHOOL

Rescue Orangutan Bhima

With a broken arm and no mother, baby orangutan Bhima needs special care

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Giving these great apes a chance to be free

10 Facts about Gorillas

Did you know male gorillas can eat up to 30 kg of vegetation every day?

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Program for reintroduction into the wild launched on Borneo

A FOUR PAWS cooperation in Borneo since 2018

The orphans go through levels of education at the ORANGUTAN FOREST SCHOOL in Borneo

Coronavirus might endanger last great apes

Did you know Orangutan means 'Person of the Forest'?

Orphan orangutans need around the clock care, our caregivers act as foster mothers to the apes in need

Meet the 'foster mothers' who are caring for the orphans of the Bornean rainforest

Before our rescued orangutans can be reintroduced into the wild, some vital skills are needed to ensure their survival

The orangutan orphans learn to choose and eat from the menu the the Bornean forest provides

With the love and support of his caregivers, the little orphan is learning to be an orangutan again

From a malnourished little baby to a fighting spirit

Once kept in a barren metal cage, the female is on her way to be fully free

Best friends with Gonda, Tegar is already moving fluidly through the trees like a forest expert!

Rescued from a stressful situation, cheeky Eska will soon be released into the wild

Recovering from being kept as a pet in a tiny cage

A loving older step sister to the babies, and a good friend to Eska

Help came just in time!

The orangutan child who was found alone with suspicious injuries has started a new life in our orangutan forest school

Kartini has good forest skills and loves looking for food

Because he loves humans so much, Robin will never be able to be released into the wild

The orangutan orphan recovering from trauma and learning how to enjoy her life again in the ORANGUTAN FOREST SCHOOL

With a broken arm and no mother, baby orangutan Bhima needs special care

Giving these great apes a chance to be free

Did you know male gorillas can eat up to 30 kg of vegetation every day?

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