Please follow this link to view a short piece on the Sumatran orangutans, with a focus on the Tripa Swamps, Aceh, Sumatra that appeared in Times.com.
http://www.time.com/time/audioslide/0,32187,1926657,00.html
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Wondering how the orangs and everyone are doing after the recent earthquakes! I hope all is ok! So sad to hear this last week!
Thanks for your comment Annie. Our thoughts are with the people and communities effected by the earthquake in Sumatra last week. As far as we are aware orangutans haven’t been effected.
Hello, I am interested in volunteering on the ground in Sumatra. I will be there for a month starting in early Jan. I am physically fit and hold two degrees including Anthropology. I can also teach if it’s aplicable. When I return to the US I would be happy to help in the fundraising department. Thanks for your consideration and good luck. Sincerely, Justin Mass