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Tag Archives: Conservation
The near empty forest that proves conservation is failing
“Boleh makan… Boleh… Boleh.” As I turned the pages of my copy of Mammals of Borneo to reveal more images of wildlife, Siba anak Aji said the same thing each time. “Can eat… Can… Can.” It was 1998 and I … Continue reading
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Tagged Borneo, Conservation, Forests, Hunting, Malaysia, Sarawak, Wildlife
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Borneo’s eco-stranded apes with nowhere to call home
After attending a series of forests schools and an island university, rescued orangutans are ready to return to nature, but only if there is sufficient forest for them to live in. Continue reading
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Tagged Apes, Borneo, Conservation, Indonesia, Kalimantan, Orangutans, Primates
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Game reveals complex links between poverty and threats to apes
There were 50 ape experts in a room and a quick game to play to break the ice. “If you agree with the statement, go to the left side of the room,” said the facilitator. “If you disagree go to … Continue reading
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Tagged Apes, Chimpanzees, Conservation, Gorillas, Orangutans, Poverty, Primates
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