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A MESSAGE FROM THE KEHJE SEWEN FOREST

A MESSAGE FROM THE KEHJE SEWEN FOREST

Camp Nles Mamse, located in the Kehje Sewen Forest, is surrounded by the beauty of nature and unique flora and fauna.  Our Post-Release Monitoring teams regularly encounter exotic animals, like monitor lizards (Varanus salvator), binturongs (Arctictis binturong),...
SAYANG BRINGS NEW HOPE

SAYANG BRINGS NEW HOPE

In recent months, Sayang has not appeared around Camp Lesik in the Kehje Sewen Forest. Unlike before, when our team often saw the families of Sayang and Lesan spending time together around the camp, they only spotted Lesan and her two offspring in the area. What...
BEN IS MAKING HIMSELF AT HOME 

BEN IS MAKING HIMSELF AT HOME 

Do you remember Ben, the 500th orangutan the BOS Foundation released in November 2022? Our Post Release Monitoring team recently spotted him in his new forest home. Find out how he is doing! One morning, the Post-Release Monitoring (PRM) team in the Bukit Baka Bukit...
MYSTERY ORANGUTAN VISITS CAMP LESIK

MYSTERY ORANGUTAN VISITS CAMP LESIK

Camp Lesik has had a new visitor. The Post Release Monitoring (PRM) team recently observed an orangutan off the back of the camp. While we don’t yet know who this individual is, we can be certain that this visitor is a rehabilitated orangutan, as there is a visible...
PROPER SNAKE HANDLING

PROPER SNAKE HANDLING

The BOS Foundation recently collaborated with the Indonesian Snake Sioux Foundation to provide snake-handling training for the Post Release Monitoring (PRM) team members. As a result, the team’s perceptions of snakes changed. Snakes will either spark curiosity...