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“Orangutans Need People Who Care”
Wednesday afternoon in August, in a thatch-roofed hut at the end of Kereng Bangkirai Village, Palangka Raya City, Central Kalimantan, five teenagers were seen sitting
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Growing Awareness about Conservation
In everyday life we often carry out simple conservation activities that we may not be aware of. We must help to protect the existence of
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One Pleasant Day in Sebangau National Park Peat-swamp Forest
Last December, our BNF education volunteers got an opportunity to visit Camp Natural Laboratory of Peat-swamp Forest (LAHG), a special zone within Sebangau National Park.
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Playing Wildeverse: Killing Boredom with Wildeverse!
“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
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Tree planting in village schools with BNF
Written by Dwi Riyan (BNF Education Manager) Reforestation is one of the important conservation activities delivered by BNF. As well as our reforestation programme in
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BNF Education Volunteers: Protecting the environment through education
Written by Ina Christina (BNF Education Staff) Our Youth Education Programme delivers environmental education activities for young people, in local schools and communities, from kindergarten
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Learn about the wildlife and the forest through real experience with scientist
Anak Sebangau (‘Children of Sebangau’) had the opportunity to visit the research camp in the Sebangau National Park. The education team at BNF have innovative
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Conservation Class (Kelasi): New way for learning environments with creative method
Written by Dinora (BNF’s Education Staff) Education and the environment cannot be separated from one another, as if they are two sides of a coin.
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Talking about the smoke and forest fires in Sebangau Ranger-style
Written by Dinora (BNF’s Education Staff) Forest fires and smoke feel like a routine disaster in Borneo. Since July 2019, Palangka Raya and other cities
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We collaborate to protect Borneo’s rainforest, one of the most important on Earth, with science, community-led action and education; for a world where people and nature thrive.