OC Project Support for 2015

Raffaella Commitante
February 9, 2015

Along with providing future support for conservation projects that may require emergency assistance, the Orangutan Conservancy will be supporting these projects in 2015.

The OC/OVAG Veterinary Workshop
The Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme (SOCP)
The Orangutan Kutai Project
The Orangutan Tropical Peatland Project (OuTrop)
Orangutan Haven

Please read more about these important and much-needed projects that collectively are working to ensure a better future for orangutans in the wild.

We’ll also be adding two new ventures to this group in the near future.

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