
Baim: the story of a rescued baby orangutan in the Heart of …
The rescued baby orangutan belongs to the most threatened subspecies of Bornean orangutans. Disappearing forest homes and a rabid demand for baby orangutans to supply the illegal …
Factsheet: Orangutans - WWF
Orangutans once lived all the way from southern China to the foothills of the Himalayas and south to the island of Java, Indonesia. Today, the red 'man of the forest' is confined to the rapidly …
Amazon wildlife | WWF
Amazon wildlifeTo date, at least 40,000 plant species, 427 mammals (e.g. jaguar, anteater and giant otter), 1,300 birds (e.g. harpy eagle, toucan and hoatzin), 378 reptiles (e.g. boa), more …
Our Orangutans Are Fast Disappearing - WWF
Another viable solution to the orangutan problem is one that requires our time, money and effort – in large quantities and in equal parts. We can return the orangutans their home quite simply by …
Counting Orangutan Nests to Estimate Orangutan Population
To get an estimate of an orangutan population in an area, scientists count the nests that the orangutans use. Orangutans build nests atop trees on a daily basis.
Food chains and food webs | WWF
Food chains and food websEvery plant and animal species, no matter how big or small, depends to some extent on another plant or animal species for its survival. It could be bees taking …
Palm Oil - WWF
Irresponsible expansion of oil palm plantations has negatively impacted many vulnerable and threatened species, including critically endangered orangutans, elephants and tigers.
Threats to Borneo forests | WWF
Studies indicate that 200-500 orangutans from Indonesian Borneo alone enter the pet trade each year. This represents a real threat to wild orangutan populations as orangutans have an …
Opening My Heart to Nature | WWF
I changed from a person who did not know anything about nature to someone who enjoys nature and now working to conserve the world’s unique species, the orangutan.
Sumatra | WWF
Rampant poaching also poses a grave threat to the island's endangered species - tigers are hunted for their skins, rhinos are killed for their horns, and orangutans are taken from the wild …