Established in 1999, the Orangutan Tropical Peatland Project (OuTrop) aims to understand, protect and restore the Sabangau Forest; home to world's largest population of orangutans and the largest unfragmented area of lowland forest on Borneo.

Save the date, we'll be live on 8 JUNE 2017. Rainforest: Live is a day of social media activity bringing people live wildlife sightings from rainforests across the world. Would you like to join? If you are a conservation organisation working in a rainforest then sign up today!

Our newest programme, the Rungan River Orangutan Conservation Programme (RROCP), aims to protect the rich forest of the Rungan River watershed; home to one of the largest orangutan populations found outside of a protected area.

‘The Little Gibbon Who Lost His Song’, published by Borneo Nature Foundation, is now available to buy on Amazon. The book tells the story of Little Gibbon who becomes separated from his family in thick, black smoke from a forest fire. Who will help save the forest? And will Little Gibbon be reunited with his family?