“The Bornean Orang Utan (Pongo pygmaeus morio) is one of the sub-species of Orang Utan found only in the Borneo archipelago, specifically in Sabah and North/East Kalimantan. ”
Let’s adopt now and share our passion towards the conservation of these endangered species!
The plight of the orangutans as iconic species has touched the hearts of many over the world. This intelligent creature, sharing 97% of the similar DNA as human, is endemic to Malaysia (only found in Sabah & Sarawak) as well Indonesia, and regarded as highly endangered species due to their habitat destruction, indiscriminate hunting, and animal trade.
“"In my speech during the Biodiversity Forum 2024 in May, I proposed the idea of 'orang utan diplomacy' as an initiative to address the negative perceptions of the Malaysian palm oil industry.”
Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani.Minister of Plantation and Commodities
Q&A
The Orang Utan Diplomacy programme aims to:
- Raise funds through adoption programme for Orang Utan to further strengthen In-Situ conservation efforts to ensure that the Orang Utan population is more secure and grows naturally at Sungai Pin Conservation Area (SPnCA);
- Extend ownership of the program to palm oil company participation.
The adoption fund supports Orang Utan conservation works, which include:
- Programme on Orang Utan conservationEducational awareness program and establishing ranger / patrol unit to monitor the whereabouts, safety, and condition of the Orang Utan
- Orang Utan habitat enrichment programme within SPnCA (tree planting, Orang Utan bridge, etc)
Adoption Packages
The adoption package are as follows:
Corporate adopter – from RM10,000 per adoption per year
Adopters will receive an exclusive adoption certificate and eligible for tax relief.
Correspondence Address
Orang Utan Diplomacy Programme
Malaysian Palm Oil Green Conservation Foundation (MPOGCF), Level 12-3-3A, PJX HM Shah Tower, 16A, Persiaran Barat, PJS 52,46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: +603-7931 5544 / 5445. |. Fax: +603-7931 5454
Email: [email protected]
Interested to become an adopter?
Consider helping us with the sponsorship as an opportunity to supports the conservation of this Malaysian iconic species. For further information, you may contact MPOGCF at +603-7931 5544/ 5445 or via email at [email protected] .
15,000
Bornean Orangutan in Sabah
2,000
Bornean Orangutan in Sarawak
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Bornean Orangutan in Sungai Pin Conservation Area, Kinabatangan, Sabah