Playing Wildeverse: Killing boredom with Wildeverse! People 20th April 2020 “My name is Nanda (29), I am a housewife and have 2 children. Every day I work at home to look after and care for my children. I am often…
People April 14, 2020 Meet Eka who becomes a scientist and a game character! I grew up in the city, an introverted young girl far away from mountains and forest. But, I chose Biology as a major for my undergraduate degree. Sometimes life is…
People January 3, 2020 BBC Earth’s Tropical Islands: Interview with Twenti Interview by Desi Natalia (BNF’s Online Engagement Officer) Hi Twenti, how are you? Hi, I’m great! So, we will talk about the self-medicating orangutans that were featured in the BBC…
People April 2, 2019 Sabangau Camp – ‘Get outta my swamp!’ Written by Abi Gwynn (Research student from University of Exeter) Things have been very busy for me lately, and writing this blog marks two weeks since I left the UK…
People July 23, 2018 What it takes to be a human: a lesson from field course 2018 by Lucas Elsrode (Field Course Participant 2018) The rattling of the cart shook my torso back and forth, my spine imitated a slinky being spun around by an overexcited toddler…
People March 13, 2018 The dream of Borneo Written by Ahmad Fauzi, BNF’s Barito Ulu Programme Field Coordinator In the past, when I heard people say ‘Borneo’, my thoughts immediately jumped to mandau (traditional Dayak machete), poisonous chopsticks, wild…
People March 1, 2018 Photography experience in Sabangau Forest Written by Duncan Murrell (Photographer) As a conservation photographer already involved in conservation work in Palawan right next door to Borneo it was an obvious progression for me to try…
People June 29, 2017 For the love of nature Written by Marc Dragiewicz The Sabangau is a jewel where conservation is working. It has been enlightening and a privilege to witness BNF’s efforts and to watch them grow. I…
People May 18, 2017 Wake up at 4 a.m. in Sabangau Forest was a memorable experience! Stories from Green School students My name is Toby King, I’ve been to Borneo three times now and every single time it blows me away in new inexplicable ways. One of my most favourite experiences…
People August 24, 2015 PhD awarded to OuTrop’s Red Langur Project Director In our latest blog, OuTrop’s Red Langur Project Director, Dave Ehlers Smith, shares his exciting news.It’s been a long time since I posted a blog update; with this post comes…
