Change the Fate of the Orangutans

Orangutans are like people – they have thoughts, emotions and personalities. And they, like their habitats and co-habitants, are becoming extinct. In fact, there’s less than 40,000 orangutans left on this planet. This is due to the deforestation of its home, the Borneo and Sumatra rainforests cleared by fire, to make room for more palm oil plants.

Taking action against the palm oil issue caters to the future of these majestic creatures and the state of the entire planet. Orangutans are key to the preservation of the forest as well as the other animals that inhabit it. You take one key player out and you lead to the decline of thousands of other species.

The Orangutan Foundation International is a 501(c)3 charity that relies almost entirely on donations from its generous supporters, primarily individuals who care about conservation, the fate of the Earth, and the welfare of animals. OFI relies on its supporters to continue its important work protecting wild orangutan populations, rain forests, and wildlife in Indonesia, especially Borneo.