By: Bud Wilson
Chelsea, Thank you for bringing this important message into the light. I personally love Orangutan’s – there is something about their gentle nature that stirs my imagination. Could we humans learn from...
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Thank you, RAN, and everyone who is fighting to save the rainforest and the incredible wildlife for whom it is home. Every little bit of good news helps.
View ArticleBy: Judie Maron-Friend
Imagine, a country that holds its offenders accountable… finally! Thank goodness we have people like you Chelsea to spread the word and keep people informed. These wonderful and unique creatures...
View ArticleBy: Marko Reinikainen
Good work! These are very important steps against arrogant palm oil companies which are used to operate like this all the time. It must come to an end like any illegal and eyes closed decisions around...
View ArticleBy: Berty
It seems regional governments only take action when their global image recieves unlicsensed media scrutiny. Regardless of borders these rainforests are galactic heritage. So when law enforcement...
View ArticleBy: Berty
Indeed once the journalist return from their beachside huts Kalista will most likely have their license renewed. Let’s keep the spotlight on their desks and not be fooled by the media circus.
View ArticleBy: Joan M
Bud, you are so right, the Orangutan is of a much gentler nature than the human beings that are in the middle east. Perhaps they could take a lesson from them. RAN does a great job with all the...
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[...] What happened next was historic. In a country with a dismal record of enforcing its own laws when it comes to protecting forests, the investigators declared that the clearing was indeed illegal...
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