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> Indonesia begins plan to save orangutans
> Climate change deals another blow to orangutans
> Climate change deals another blow to orangutans
> The edge of oblivion: conservationists name 25 primates about to disappear
> Green fuel gets a black name
> Global warming brings additional woes to orangutans
> Last refuge of the orang-utan
> Gorillas head race to extinction
> 11,000 orangutans in Sabah now
> Orangutans play charades when misunderstood
> Good news for orangutans as logging in Central Kalimantan halted
> Sarawak carrying out wide-scope research on orangutans
> Orangutans have emulated a crow in Aesop's fable
> Orangutans Flee Illegal Loggers in Indonesian Parks
> tropical rain forests are disappearing 30 percent faster than previously estimated
> Chimps knocked off top of the IQ tree by Jonathan Leake and Roger Dobson
> RI welcomes Australia's $161m pledge to stop deforestation
> Australia to Lead the World: Global Initiative on Forests and Climate
> Save the forests, rich nations told
> Governor gets 18 months in Kalimantan illegal logging case
> Aceh says will declare logging moratorium
> Illegal Logging Destroying Last Strongholds of Orangutans in National Parks
> We must act now to save orangutan by Erik Meijaard, Jakarta
> AOP Receives Over $300,000 Government Funding
> Hear AOP President on ABC Radio
> Greenpeace slams Indonesia over forest fires
> Forest land in Indonesia may be reduced to 10% by 2020
> NGOs' joint statement on forest fires: "Stop converting peatlands"
> Haze covers Pontianak disturbs flight schedule
> Orangutans to communicate by Internet
> 926 hot spots detected in W Kalimantan forest
> Worsening forest fires cause haze to spread
> Indonesian orangutans given rare second chance
> 198 hot spots detected in Jambi forests
> 'Heart of Borneo' To Receive US Funds
> Forests need 120 years to recover-Forestry Minister
> Sumatra haze reaches Malaysia, Thailand
> Indonesia turning to biofuel as alternative energy
> Indonesian navy foils another attempt to smuggle wood to Malaysia
> Malaysia may try inducing rain as hazy skies return
> Illegal logging rising in Jambi
> Forest encroachment investigated in Jambi
> The great ape debate unfolds in Europe-Peter Singer
> 3 more orang-utans reported dead
> Pertamina to sell biodiesel fuel
> Sumatra´s peat swamp forest threatened with collapse, must be protected
> Borneos Palm Oil Politics
> Pyow pyow pyow . . . hack hack hack hack! Let's get out of here
> Forests Fall to Prosperity's Axe
> China central to laundering of Illegal Timber
> U.S. agrees to negotiate with RI on illegal logging
> US, EU consumption driving chinese imports of illegal wood
> Transformation of Orangutan Awareness Week to Orangutan Caring Week Proclaimed
> Firms fail to ensure origin of a threatened, luxurious wood, group alleges S
> Indonesian forest to disappear in 15 years
> Illegal logging in Padang extends to national park
> Business falls as illegal loggers flee
> Deluge of Orangutans Reaches Crisis Point at Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Project
> Illegal logging rolls on
> Floods in Jambi force evacuations JAMBI
> Genetic study shows humans have pushed orangutans to the brink of extinction
> Questions raised over plantation project
> N. Sumatra Police seize illegal logs bound for Aceh
> Illegal logging threatens parks
> Illegal logging threatens parks
> An angel to animals
> Bad cops undermine illegal logging raids
> Timber industry badly needs revitalization
> Revealing Behavior in 'Orangutan Heaven and Human Hell'
> Illegal logging paymasters enter RI on fake passports
> Powerful officials back illegal loggers
> Govt to raise logging quota 30%
> Malaysia to return seven rescued orangutans to Indonesia
> Palm Oil Sets C02 Time-Bomb Ticking
> Orang week in Jakarta
> EU committed to protect forests in Indonesia
> Borneo orangutans face threat of extinction
> Shaking Money from Borneos trees
> Planned plantations may cause losses
> urgent appeal!
> Illegal logging ruining Leuser National Park
> Our endangered siblings by Richard Leakey
> Hanging in the Balance
> Apes 'extinct in a generation'
> Conservationists warn great apes face extinction
> Galdikas Still Fighting for Orangutans
> Australian arrested for timber smuggling
> Spreading haze plagues traffic, health
> Taste for the exotic
> Australians demand release of orangutans
> Illegal logging not just about smuggling timber
> Chinese invest in palm oil sector
> Orangutans get a second chance at life in wild
> Minister of Forestry bans imported woods for Aceh's rehabilitation
> Cruel Oil - How Palm Oil Harms Health, Rainforest and Wildlife
> Saving lives by saving trees
> Sumatran Orangs in Malaysian show
> UN forest forum fails
> Indonesia reports some success in stopping illegal logging
> Uncontrolled logging costs Indonesia US$19 billion
> Post Tsunami logging dilemna
> Australian Senate resolution passed
> Indonesia to increase budget for armed forces
> Department to investigate orangutans kept at resort