
Educational Resources
Raising awareness through education
We're dedicated to raising awareness and educating a range of audiences about the plight of the orangutan. On this page you'll find a range of articles that can help you learn more about orangutans, their rainforest home, and the threats they face.
Educational Resources
Orangutan facts
Orangutans are one of our closest relatives in the animal kingdom sharing almost 97% DNA!
Why orangutans need our help
Bornean orangutans are critically endangered, facing multiple threats in the wild.
Orangutan rehabilitation
Rescued orangutans at Sepilok undergo a 5-step rehabilitation programme to increase their chances of returning to the wild.
Where do orangutans live?
Once widespread throughout South-East Asia, orangutans now only inhabit Borneo & Sumatra.
What do orangutans eat?
Primarily frugivorous, orangutans can forage for up to 6 hours a day in their rainforest home.
About male orangutans
Adult, male orangutans can become dominant and develop flanges which are distinct facial features.
About Borneo
Borneo holds an estimated 6% of global biodiversity making it one of the most species rich places in the world.
School talks
Our UK based education officer, John, offers talks about Sepilok, orangutans and our work as a charity.