Projects Orangutan Haven

Orangutan Haven

Status

Completed

Year

2014

Funded Amount

Country

North Sumatra

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One of the new projects that the Orangutan Conservancy is supporting is this inspiring, semi-wild sanctuary for orangutans that have been injured or have illnesses that would prevent them from living fully in the wild. Orangutan Haven has broken ground in Sumatra and will be a reality in the near future and OC is committed to being a supporter of this important project. Orangutans that have been rescued and cared for by the Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme (SOCP) will live a life that is wild yet safe on island homes that are being constructed just for them

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