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BOS Foundation Save the orangutans. Save their habitats. Save the world. www.orangutan.or.id
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📸 Captured by IndrayanaThe forest opened its arms.Momot answered with a gentle climb.
14/11/2025

📸 Captured by Indrayana

The forest opened its arms.
Momot answered with a gentle climb.

14/11/2025

🌿 Wild Once More 🌿

We are thrilled to announce the successful release of seven orangutans into the wild after years of rehabilitation at Nyaru Menteng. Their journey to freedom marks another step forward in our mission to restore and protect Indonesia’s precious orangutans.

With support from the Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) Central Kalimantan, our team guided them through winding forest paths to their natural habitat in Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park where the wild beckoned once more.

As the cages opened, they paused for a final glance before stepping into the green. At last, they were home again.

A heartfelt thank you to all our partners, supporters, and the Indonesian Ministry of Forestry for helping make this moment possible. Your dedication keeps the forest alive and hope growing strong.

Each release brings us closer to a world where orangutans thrive in freedom.

👉 HELP US PROTECT THEIR FUTURE: www.orangutan.or.id/donate

13/11/2025

Young people have the power to create meaningful change.

Protecting orangutans and their habitat is our shared responsibility, so that one day when we grow old, we can pass down a thriving and living planet to our children and grandchildren. 🌍🦧

Thank you for collaborating and being part of the Protect for Freedom movement.
Your support has made a real difference for the orangutans and the future of our forests. 💚

Support our appeals here: orangutan.or.id/support-our-current-appeals

🧡 From a fragile beginning to a stronger tomorrow.Meet Pororo, a tiny orangutan found alone near an oil palm plantatio...
12/11/2025

🧡 From a fragile beginning to a stronger tomorrow.

Meet Pororo, a tiny orangutan found alone near an oil palm plantation. When she arrived at Nyaru Menteng, she was weak and underweight. Thanks to gentle care and endless love from her surrogate mother, Pororo is now growing stronger and taking her first steps toward a new life in the wild.

Read her story → orangutan.or.id/a-fragile-start-becoming-a-stronger-tomorrow

🌿 Big changes often start with small hands.Our team recently set out on a long trip to reach schools around Bukit Bati...
10/11/2025

🌿 Big changes often start with small hands.
Our team recently set out on a long trip to reach schools around Bukit Batikap, sharing stories about the forest and our orangutan neighbours. Through songs, games, and laughter, local students learned that protecting nature also means protecting their own future.

Read the full story → orangutan.or.id/bringing-environmental-messages-into-the-future

🇮🇩 National Heroes DayHeroism is not only found on battlefields or in history books. It lives in quiet dedication, in ti...
10/11/2025

🇮🇩 National Heroes Day
Heroism is not only found on battlefields or in history books. It lives in quiet dedication, in tireless hands, and in the courage to protect what cannot speak for itself.

At BOS Foundation, that same spirit continues through everyone who works every day to rescue, rehabilitate, and release orangutans, while helping preserve Indonesia’s rich biodiversity for generations to come.

Defending life, land, and legacy is a true act of heroism. Today, we honor all who fight for a better future. Selamat Hari Pahlawan! 🌿🦧


Four rehabilitated orangutans have just been released into Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park—and three more are on t...
08/11/2025

Four rehabilitated orangutans have just been released into Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park—and three more are on their way, including one very special individual from Thailand: Kapuan!

This marks the 14th successful release of repatriated orangutans. The journey has been anything but easy: complex logistics, high costs, and countless hours of care. But for every orangutan that makes it back to the wild, every effort is worth it.

Still, not all stories end this way. Many repatriated orangutans never return to the forest, held back by illness or an inability to survive in the wild. Their absence is a quiet reminder of how fragile life is—and how urgent our conservation work must be.

This milestone was made possible through the united efforts of the Ministry of Forestry, BKSDA Central Kalimantan, and Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park.

Together, we’re not just releasing orangutans—we’re restoring futures 💚

🌿 Don’t miss it! Catch the live now on our Instagram and witness rehabilitated orangutans taking their first steps back ...
08/11/2025

🌿 Don’t miss it! Catch the live now on our Instagram and witness rehabilitated orangutans taking their first steps back into the wild 🦧💛

👉🏻 instagram.com/bosfoundation

📸 Captured by IndrayanaWho says jungle meals can’t be glamorous? Just ask this magnificent creature of the forest, enj...
07/11/2025

📸 Captured by Indrayana
Who says jungle meals can’t be glamorous? Just ask this magnificent creature of the forest, enjoying lunch with his charm 🌿🦧

The long journey of rehabilitation finally pays off when the cage door opens — and an orangutan steps into freedom.But ...
06/11/2025



The long journey of rehabilitation finally pays off when the cage door opens — and an orangutan steps into freedom.
But their journey is not over yet.
Many more are still waiting for the same chance.

Protect them! Support true freedom for orangutans and the future of our forests 🌳🦧

Click here to help: orangutan.or.id/protect

🌿 What happens when care meets the wild? You get stories like Inung’s!This National Flora and Fauna Love Day, we’re ce...
05/11/2025

🌿 What happens when care meets the wild? You get stories like Inung’s!

This National Flora and Fauna Love Day, we’re celebrating how love and patience can bring life back to the forest. Once rescued and cared for, Inung now roams freely through Bukit Batikap Protected Forest, raising her little ones and proving that when we care, nature answers with hope.

Read her story → orangutan.or.id/how-orangutan-rehabilitation-strengthens-conservation-effort

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