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We have attained significant number of achievements through 2012 to 2017

133

Orangutans have been rescued

The number is total of those translocated and confisticated from private owning.

1500 Ha

degraded land have been restored

The number includes degraded land inside and around the area of Gunung Leuser National Park - Leuser Ecosystem since 2008 to 2017.

1,647,853

seedlings have been planted

Those seedlings were planted in the our restoration project sites and have restored degraded land.

105

Orangutan scholarship awardees

Scholarship is given to university students from Aceh and North Sumatra every year since 2006.

217,138.45 Ha

areas of Gunung Leuser National Park - Leuser Ecosystem have been covered by patrol team

Our patrol team works together with Gunung Leuser National Park team has been conducting patrol activity since 2013.

31

forest criminals

Working together with authorities from Law Enforcement department of National Conservation Agency since 2013 to 2017, we have taken forest criminal cases to the authorities.

1027

communities were trained

We deliver trainings to communities in subject of human-orangutan conflict, organic farming, and restoration.

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Address : Jalan Bunga Sedap Malam XVIIIc No. 10
Medan Selayang, North Sumatra, 20131
Indonesia
Phone/Fax : +62 (61) 8201922