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Almost Human: Orangutans in Indonesia

By Adzwari Ridzki

February 24, 2017

Life in the Orangutan Conservation Center in East Kalimantan, Indonesia.

Divine Intervention? Indonesian Clerics Issue Fatwa to Protect Endangered Species

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Divine Intervention? Indonesian Clerics Issue Fatwa to Protect Endangered Species

The decree compels Indonesia’s 200 million Muslims to put an end to wildlife trafficking.

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Divine Intervention? Indonesian Clerics Issue Fatwa to Protect Endangered Species

Indonesian Men Freed after Allegedly Killing, Eating Orangutan

December 05, 2013

Indonesian Men Freed after Allegedly Killing, Eating Orangutan

Also: Thai protestors trade banners for brooms, nearly 20k evacuated in Malaysian floods.

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Indonesian Men Freed after Allegedly Killing, Eating Orangutan

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