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The Orangutan Project

Leif Cocks is the founder of The Orangutan Project, a non-profit registered Australian environmental organisation established in 1998, which raises funds to support the conservation and protection of orangutans and the preservation and rehabilitation of their forest habitats, which are primarily located in Indonesia. It undertakes this work by supporting a range of other organisations working in the field, such as the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOS), the Orangutan Foundation International, founded by Dr Birute Galdikas, and the Orangutan Foundation.

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Orangutan’s Release into the Wild After Successful Rehabilitation Highlights Species’ Fragility and Resilience

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Orangutan’s Release into the Wild After Successful Rehabilitation Highlights Species’ Fragility and Resilience

Sep 10th 20253 mins

Beyond Rescue: The Intensive Rehabilitation of Rescued, Orphaned Orangutans

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Beyond Rescue: The Intensive Rehabilitation of Rescued, Orphaned Orangutans

Aug 19th 20254 mins

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Can We Save the Orangutan?

Aug 19th 20238 mins

To Save Orangutans We Must Save Their Forests

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To Save Orangutans We Must Save Their Forests

May 9th 20236 mins

The Orangutan Project Celebrates International Women’s Day by Recognising Borneo’s First Women Ranger Teams

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The Orangutan Project Celebrates International Women’s Day by Recognising Borneo’s First Women Ranger Teams

Feb 17th 20232 mins

Orangutan Caring Week 2022: Turning Compassion Into Action

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Orangutan Caring Week 2022: Turning Compassion Into Action

Nov 16th 20228 mins

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