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The United States and Indonesia have joined forces to protect orangutans and their habitats through a new conservation initiative. This partnership, led by USAID and the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry, focuses on preserving forests, engaging local communities, and advancing scientific research to support the critically endangered orangutans.
In a significant stride for orangutan health and conservation, Datu, a critically endangered male Bornean orangutan at Dane County’s Henry Vilas Zoo, recently underwent a thorough health examination, including an echocardiogram. The procedure, part of Datu’s regular health checks, aimed to ensure his well-being while contributing to orangutan research.
A recent study published in Scientific Reports, reported on the first systematically documented case of topical wound treatment with a known biologically active plant by a wild animal.

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