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More people need to know what happens to wildlife after the flames are gone. Mama Abu and her baby, Abu, were found surrounded by the aftermath of fire in a High Conservation Value forest within a palm oil plantation landscape in Ketapang, West Kalimantan. The fire may have been extinguished, but for them, the danger is far from over. Trees have been lost. Food is harder to find. Safe routes through the forest have disappeared. And for a mother carrying a baby who still depends completely on her, every decision matters. Abu needs his mother for everything. She is his protection, his food, his teacher and his best chance of learning how to survive in the wild. Their rescue was carried out by BKSDA West Kalimantan and the Ministry of Forestry, with our partners, YIARI, supporting vital orangutan conservation work across the region. But the impact of fire can last long after the smoke clears, leaving wildlife struggling to survive in damaged and increasingly dangerous habitat. Please help make sure stories like Mama Abu and Abu’s are not ignored. And if you can, donate today via the donate sticker on video or link in bio to help us support vital work protecting orangutans and giving vulnerable wildlife a safer future.
More people need to know what happens to wildlife after the flames are gone. Mama Abu and her baby, Abu, were found surrounded by the aftermath of fire in a High Conservation Value forest within a palm oil plantation landscape in Ketapang, West Kalimantan. The fire may have been extinguished, but for them, the danger is far from over. Trees have been lost. Food is harder to find. Safe routes through the forest have disappeared. And for a mother carrying a baby who still depends completely on her, every decision matters. Abu needs his mother for everything. She is his protection, his food, his teacher and his best chance of learning how to survive in the wild. Their rescue was carried out by BKSDA West Kalimantan and the Ministry of Forestry, with our partners, YIARI, supporting vital orangutan conservation work across the region. But the impact of fire can last long after the smoke clears, leaving wildlife struggling to survive in damaged and increasingly dangerous habitat. Please help make sure stories like Mama Abu and Abu’s are not ignored. And if you can, donate today via the donate sticker on video or link in bio to help us support vital work protecting orangutans and giving vulnerable wildlife a safer future.
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