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25 Years of Learning
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Searching For The Hybrid
Barito Ulu in Central Kalimantan province is the only region in Borneo that harbours a hybrid gibbon population. Located at the fork where the Rekut
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Introducing the 5 wild cats of Kalimantan
As you might have read over the last few weeks, Borneo is home to five species of wild cat: the bay cat, Sundra clouded leopard,
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Cats, Conservation… Cameras!
We recently launched our exciting new Cameras for Cats campaign, supporting a multi-landscape camera trapping initiative to gather data on Borneo’s secretive wild cats. In
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Cameras for Cats: What’s the Big Idea?
We are excited to announce that BNF has launched our new Cameras for Cats campaign, raising money for an upcoming multi-landscape research initiative to uncover the
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Flying Insects as Potential Bio-indicators for Habitat Degradation Assessments.
Borneo rainforest: It has always been a dream of mine to witness, experience and live in the beauty of this pristine rainforest. Finally, this dream
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The Hidden Paradise of Kerangas
Written by Yohanes Prahara (BNF’s Content Creator) Nam: “Wow, this is so beautiful and such an interesting landscape for fauna and flora to co-exist. In
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Home is Where the Heart Is: Gibbons Are Highly Territorial and Keep the Same Territories Over Many Years
Written by Dr. Susan Cheyne (BNF International Co-director) In a new paper published open access in PLOS ONE we present data from 8 years of
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Workshop on Integrating Research for Rungan Conservation Presented 6 International Experts
Written by Wendy Erb (Researcher) The good and effective policy requires a well-informed decision-making process, particularly ones that aim for sustainable use of natural resources
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Studying how the forest fires of 2015 have affected the behaviour and health of orangutans
My name is Abi and I’m a masters by research student from the University of Exeter collaborating with BNF and CIMTROP-University of Palangka Raya. I
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Living on the Edge: risky or rewarding?
Written by Nora Helal (Gibbon Researcher) Borneo: a place I’ve visited many times in my wildest dreams, and now it came true. I got the
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An orangutan tries to make a selfie with camera trap!
Written by Adul (Camera trap project coordinator), Azis (Orangutan project coordinator), and Sophie Kirklin (Primate scientist) Our camera traps catch all kinds of photos and
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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.