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Teaching orangutans to be wild – orangutan rehabilitation

Sarawak to cut down 1 million ha of rainforest for palm oil

The problem-solving ape: what makes orangutans special and why they are threatened

George Soros: save Indonesia’s peatlands, rainforests

Sarawak to double oil palm plantations by focusing on native customary forest

Despite strong local opposition, Malaysia to push forward on second-hand coal plant in Borneo

Reforestation effort launched in Borneo with nearly-extinct rhinos in mind

Saving the best for last: a journey into the final phases of orangutan rehabilitation

Over 20,000 pangolins illegally poached in Borneo

Photos: Massive logjam in Borneo blocks Malaysia’s longest river

Endangered species listing could hit Malaysian Borneo’s timber trade

Indonesia Penghasil Emisi Gas Rumah Kaca Terbesar Ke-3 Namun Pengurangan Penggundulan Hutan Tawarkan Kesempatan Besar, Kata Pemerintah

Indonesia is the 3rd largest GHG emitter but reducing deforestation offers big opportunity, says government

Orangutans can survive in timber plantations, selectively logged forests

Foto: Katak Terkecil Asia Ditemukan Hidup di Dalam Tumbuhan Karnivora di Borneo

Populasi Orang Utan di Daerah Hutan Asli Runtuh

Norway Lepaskan Diri dari Perusahaan Penebangan Malaysia Akibat Perusakan Hutan Hujan

Dugaan Penipuan Melawan Kelapa Sawit Raksasa Meluas, Nodai Auditor dan Inisiatif Kelapa Sawit Berkesinambungan

Morgan Stanley to underwrite coal mining on Borneo

Gazprom, Shell dan Clinton Foundation Dukung Kesepakatan Karbon Hutan Hujan di Borneo

How best to balance economic growth and protection of the environment?

Rapid growth of palm oil industry tramples indigenous peoples’ rights, says report

Cargill to engage Indonesian supplier after audit confirms forest destruction

Cargill backtracks on sustainability push for palm oil, says activist group

Photos: Asia’s tiniest frog discovered living inside carnivorous plants in Borneo

Allegations abound: are nepotism and corruption behind the Sabah coal plant?

Gazprom, Shell and Clinton Foundation back rainforest carbon deal in Borneo

Norway divests from Malaysian logging company after rainforest destruction

Fraud allegations against Indonesian palm oil giant widen, tarnishing auditors and sustainable palm oil initiative

Malaysia preparing to take big step backward on energy policy

Logged forests retain considerable biodiversity in Borneo providing conservation opportunity

Orangutan populations collapse in pristine forest areas

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