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Monyo is still undergoing his rehabilitation process at Forest School. In recent weeks, he has become one of the most noticeable individuals, as his increasingly active and energetic behaviour often keeps the surrogate mothers on their toes. His lively antics and strong personality make him stand out among his peers.

Based on recent observations, Monyo spend...


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Jeni is currently continuing her daily journey at Forest School Group 3. Alongside her two close friends, Onyer and Aiko, as well as the rest of her companions, Jeni consistently demonstrates positive behavioural development, growing steadily into a more independent and capable wild orangutan.

Not much has changed about her personality. Jeni remains a true e...


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Amid the indirect competition on Badak Kecil Island, where orangutans vie for additional fruit supplements usually provided by the technicians, Jelapat remains faithful to his old strategy: surviving through intelligence rather than strength.

Fully aware that he must compete with larger and more dominant individuals, Jelapat chooses not to engage in physical con...


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Iqo continues to show encouraging progress in her daily life at Forest School. Based on observations of her nesting behaviour, she consistently builds a new nest each time she rests. This consistency reflects Iqo’s increasingly mature ability to construct nests. Thus, an essential skill for wild orangutans to survive in their natural habitat.

In her daily ac...


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In recent weeks, pre-release orangutans on Kaja Island and Bangamat Island have been seen less frequently during supplementary feeding times. This trend aligns with the significant ecological changes currently affecting both islands. Nearly three weeks have passed without rainfall, causing river water levels to drop drastically and triggering noticeable shifts in oranguta...


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