21. Redcube, Zoekmachines Zijn Uw Belangrijkste Succesfactor Supporting the orangutans and their reintroduction to their natural habitat in Kalimantan. Site includes profile, news, informations on orangutans and background environmental information about Kalimantan. http://www.redcube.nl/bos/

Zoekmachines, de belangrijkste succesfactor De "Agent Web Ranking" Als u een website heeft zijn zoekmachines een onmisbare factor voor uw succes. Internet gebruikers zijn continu op zoek naar informatie. De plaats waar die zoektocht begint is meestal een site als Ilse of Google. Een goede plaats in de search engines is voor elke site van levensbelang. Zoekmachine optimalisatie is uw ticket naar dat ideaal. Natuurlijk kunt u een profesioneel bedrijf inschakelen om u daarbij te helpen maar u kunt ook heel veel zelf doen. Goede informatie hierover is beschikbaar in het ebook (engels) "Rankings Revealed" Home Web Ranking Agent Tools ... Links Casus : Cheap Computers (let op werk in uitvoering) k

22. Sumatran Orangutan Society: How To Help Sumatran orangutan Society committed to the conservation andwell-being of critically endangered Sumatran orangutans. http://www.orangutans-sos.org/action.html

How to Help Sign the urgent petition online! or download our printable version (.pdf) in English or English and Indonesian , and collect signatures. Donate to the S.O.S - you can also donate online! Join the S.O.S! Volunteer! (Please also download a shorter version of this page (.pdf) to print and post on noticeboards, etc.) U.S.A. volunteer position available working with U.S. branch co-ordinator - accommodation provided in Iowa, please contact Cindy Bowen at orangutans@hotmail.com Fundraise! By fundraising for the S.O.S you are not only contributing financially but also spreading awareness about the plight of the critically endangered Sumatran orangutan. To order a fundraising pack please click here Be an eco-consumer and encourage others (your company, your school) to do the same! Use recycled paper and avoid timber products that have not been sustainably produced. Please note that not all eco-labelling is reliable, so it is best to avoid all tropical hardwoods. Avoid products containing palm oil.

23. Orangutan Posters & Art Prints - Your Purchase Saves Orangutans orangutan Posters Art Prints Revenues benefit various Animal and Environmental non-profit organizations. Animail.com sells over 6 000 animal, environment, wildlife, and pet posters. Thank you http://www.animail.com/posters_orangutan.html

Thank you for visiting our Orangutan Poster Store. We've teamed up with Art.com to offer you a great selection of Orangutan Posters and Art Prints, as well as quality framing services. Choose from the many Orangutan Posters listed below, or use our search boxes to access the entire collection of over 100,000 posters and art prints. Revenues from the Orangutan Poster Store are donated to various non-profit Animal and Environmental organizations . International orders of Orangutan Posters and Art Prints are welcomed! Remember In order for your purchase to benefit the Art For Animals program, the poster links on these pages need to be used each time you shop at Art.com. Animal Posters All Animal Posters Bear Posters Grizzly Bear Posters Panda Posters Polar Bear ... All Bear Posters Big Cat Posters Cheetah Posters Cougar Posters Jaguar Posters Leopard Posters ... Posters Bird Posters Dove Posters Duck Posters Eagle Posters Owl Posters ... All Bird Posters Farm Posters

24. BOS-USA Home Page http://www.orangutan.com/

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25. CNN.com - Orangutan Spa: Apes Treated With Aromatherapy - Dec. 5, 2003 CNN http://cnn.com/2003/US/Central/12/03/offbeat.orangutan.ap/index.html

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Orangutan spa: Apes treated with aromatherapy Mias, a 20-year-old Sumatran orangutan at the Denver Zoo, poses after a relaxing aromatherapy session. Story Tools RELATED AOL City Guide: Denver Zoo YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Offbeat Denver (Colorado) or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? DENVER, Colorado (AP) The Denver Zoo's four orangutans are smelling pretty good these days they're getting daily aromatherapy treatments. That means the 20-year-old ape Mias gets chamomile on his right ear, basil and angelica on his nose, and fennel, eucalyptus and frankincense on his forehead. Keepers says the treatment has helped alleviate symptoms from allergies and an upset stomach. In Allie's case, the 8-year-old primate became depressed when her mother died two years ago. She stopped acting like the silly adolescent she was before her mother's death, but that changed when she started receiving daily aromatherapy. "When you see how goofy they are, this is how it should be," keeper Rhonda Pietsch said as Allie played in her cage after an oil treatment.

26. Welcome To The World Of The Orangutan! http://www.orangutan.flevoland.to/

27. Orangutan Facts What’s so special about an orangutan? Bahasa Indonesia. Their Only theorangutan comes from Asia; the others all come from Africa. There http://www.orangutan.com/orangutanfacts/orangutan_facts.htm

Bahasa Indonesia Their eyes hold a story that is indecipherable and yet intuitively we relate to them. Just one look into those eyes and you are hooked. Orangutans are highly intelligent with an ability to reason and think. This large, gentle red ape is one of our closest relatives, sharing 97% of the same DNA as humans. Indigenous peoples of Indonesia and Malaysia call this ape "Orang Hutan" literally translating into English as "People of the Forest". In times past they would not kill them because they felt the orangutan was simply a person hiding in the trees, trying to avoid having to go to work or become a slave. Orangutans are unique in the ape world. There are four kinds of great apes : gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos and orangutans. Only the orangutan comes from Asia; the others all come from Africa. There are two separate species of orangutan - the Sumatran orangutan ( Pongo abelii ) and the Bornean orangutan ( Pongo pygmaeus Orangutans are only found on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo (click here if you want to see a larger map) The orangutan is the only strictly arboreal ape and is actually the largest tree living mammal in the world. The rest of the apes do climb and build sleeping nests in the trees, but are primarily terrestrial (spending their lives on the ground). Even the hair color of the orangutan, a bright reddish brown, is unique in the ape world.

28. CNN - Skiing Is For The Dogs -- And An Orangutan - June 17, 1999 CNN http://www.cnn.com/US/9906/17/orangutan.dogs.ski/index.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] MAIN PAGE WORLD ASIANOW U.S. ... news quiz CNN WEB SITES: TIME INC. SITES: Go To ... Time.com People Money Fortune EW MORE SERVICES: video on demand video archive audio on demand news email services ... pagenet DISCUSSION: message boards chat feedback SITE GUIDES: help contents search FASTER ACCESS: europe japan WEB SERVICES: Skiing is for the dogs and an orangutan June 17, 1999 Web posted at: 10:45 p.m. EDT (0245 GMT) MARINA DEL REY, California (CNN) You may have seen animals water-ski before, but have you seen them drive the boat, too? Canine water sports enthusiasts Keko and Roxy rode the waves Thursday at the In-Water Boat Show in Marina del Rey, California. The dogs weren't the only animals on the water. Sam the orangutan was behind the wheel. FRINGE MAIL: Would you like to receive a weekly summary of Fringe news in your inbox? Sign up for Fringe Mail OTHER FRINGE STORIES: Streets safer for California K-9 corps June 15, 1999 RELATED SITES: The Complete Guide To Marina del Rey, California Oo is for Orangutan Note: Pages will open in a new browser window External sites are not endorsed by CNN Interactive.

29. My Gallery Of Orangutan Photos - Index.html These pages contain photographs that were taken in the Tanjung Puting NationalPark and at the orangutan Foundation International (OFI) s caregiving http://www.orangutanpix.info/

Sampson, Siswi, and I in 1996 Welcome to My Gallery of Images of THE RED APE Pola and I in 1991 These pages contain photographs that were taken in the Tanjung Puting National Park and at the Orangutan Foundation International (OFI)'s care-giving facilities in Central Indonesian Borneo (Kalimantan Tengah) during the years 1987-2002. In the early years, much of my photo work in the Tanjung Puting National Park took place at Camp Leakey and the forest that surrounds it - the Camp Leakey Study Area - a safe haven for both wild and rehabilitated ex-captive orangutans, 1971, commenced her still continuing endeavors to study the orangutans, and to protect them and the forests in which they live, endeavors in which I have been privileged to assist, in a small way. In the later years, the locations of my image gathering included several other facilities in Central Indonesian Borneo, places where well over two hundred orphaned orangutans were - and still are - being nurtured by OFI care-givers.

30. Study Orangutans May Die Out In 20 Years CNN http://cnn.com/2003/TECH/science/09/30/orangutans.threatened.ap/index.html

31. Rehabilitation Sites & Sanctuaries orangutan rehabilitation sites and sanctuaries currently operate inthree geographic regions. The number of a given site corresponds http://www.yorku.ca/arusson/rehab_sites.htm

Orangutan rehabilitation sites and sanctuaries currently operate in three geographic regions. The number of a given site corresponds to its position on the map. Note that (*) denotes former rehabilitation sites. Former sites are not shown on the map but are discussed in the text to follow. The five orangutan rehabilitation sites are discussed in more detail below and are organized according to their geographic location. MALAYSIAN BORNEO In Malaysia, orangutans have been singled out for special protection and rehabilitation, unlike other endangered species. The Malaysian government established wildlife protection laws after federation and the 1963 Fauna Conservation Ordinance made it illegal to capture, keep or kill an orangutan within the Malaysian state of Sabah. The first rehabilitation effort was made by Barbara Harrison and the Sarawak Museum staff in 1961 (Harrisson, 1962) at Bako National Park in Sarawak. The aim of the project was to highlight the trade in orangutans and bring international attention to the need for protection (Harrisson, 1962; Schaller, 1961).

32. CNN.com - Orangutan Gets Loose On National Zoo Grounds - August 30, 2000 CNN http://www.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/08/30/ape.escape.ap/index.html

nature Editions myCNN Video ... Feedback CNN Sites CNN CNN Europe CNNfn CNNSI myCNN CNNfyi AllPolitics Languages Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNfn.com The Web NATURE TOP STORIES New hurdles hamper Galapagos oil spill cleanup Insight, Prius lead the hybrid-powered fleet Picture: Indonesia's Merapi volcano erupts MORE TOP STORIES Up to 2,000 killed in India quake; fear of aftershocks spreads Clinton aide denies reports of White House vandalism New hurdles hamper Galapagos oil-spill cleanup Two more Texas fugitives will contest extradition ... MORE MARKETS 4:30pm ET, 4/16 DJIA NAS SPORTS Jordan says farewell for the third time ... LOCAL EDITIONS: CNN.com Europe change default edition MULTIMEDIA: video video archive audio multimedia showcase ... more services E-MAIL: Subscribe to one of our news e-mail lists. Enter your address: document.write(' '); Or: Get a free e-mail account E-MAIL DISCUSSION: message boards chat feedback CNN WEB SITES: AsiaNow Svenska Norge Danmark ... Italian FASTER ACCESS: europe japan TIME INC. SITES: Go To ... Time.com People Money Fortune EW CNN NETWORKS: more networks transcripts SITE INFO: help contents search ad info ... jobs WEB SERVICES: CNN e-store Orangutan gets loose on National Zoo grounds A file photo of Junior relaxing at the National Zoo August 30, 2000

33. St. Petersburg Police Chief Fired Over 'orangutan' Comment CNN http://cnn.com/2001/US/12/19/police.chief.fired.ap/index.html

34. Orphaned Orangutan Needs 'foster Parents' CNN http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/europe/03/08/moscow.orangutan.reut/index.html

35. Australia Orangutan The Australian orangutan Project AOP http://www.orangutan.org.au/

36. Bukit Lawang/Gunung Leuser: Photos,travel Tips,orangutan Rehabilitation,jugle Tr Photos, travel tips, orangutan rehabilitation, and jungle trekking. http://www.dharssi.fsnet.co.uk/album/html/bukitlawang.html

Bukit Lawang / Gunung Leuser National Park photos,map,transport,access,trekking,accomodation,food,costs Many people come to Bukit Lawang to see Orangutans at the nearby rehabilitation center. Bukit Lawang is also a good base for jungle treks into the Gunung Leuser national park. The tourist town of Bukit Lawang is the main access point for the magnificent rainforest of the Gunung Leuser Travel tips: practical details Location: Northern Sumatra, nearest city is Medan. Bukit Lawang is situated about 80 km to the north-west of Medan. map: north Sumatra Getting there: There are frequent public mini-buses from Pinang Baris bus station, Medan (2 hour journey). Tourist mini-buses are also available, these will pick you up from your hotel but only run twice a day and are much more expensive than public mini-buses. Don't take the public bus as this will double the journey time. Access: Provided you are accompanied by a licensed guide you can go trekking (walking) into the national park whenever you like, wherever you like for as long as you like. You also need a permit but this is just a formality to obtain. Guides tout for business at all the guesthouses, prices are negotiable. Accommodation: Lots of guesthouses dotted along the Bohorok river, upstream places have cleaner water.

37. The Australian Orangutan Project Tours Imagine visiting exotic Kalimantan, seeing wild orangutans close up and personal.Meeting orangutan babies at the Care Centre not open to the public. http://www.orangutan.org.au/tours/

Garuda Orient Holidays in association with AOP Imagine visiting exotic Kalimantan, seeing wild orangutans close up and personal. Meeting orangutan babies at the Care Centre not open to the public. Chatting with the volunteers and experts that have devoted their live s to the care and rehabilitation of Orangutans. Only a few dozen lucky people will have the chance to visit these magnificent primates in the 2004 season. This is an intimate experience with a local guide with many years experience in this area and an Australian based guide to ensure your comfort and guarantee a unique learning experience. Tell me more! Where is Kalimantan? Price and availability Make an enquiry ... return to aop homepage

38. Cross Kalimantan Home Page telekomunikasi, camel trophy, orangutan, dan jungle adventure. http://www.rad.net.id/users/personal/c/crosskal/

Cross Kalimantan Home Pages Contents : Cross Kalimantan Digital Telecommunication Project PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia's High Capacity Digital Radio Telecommunication Project to connect all main cities in Kalimantan . Almost 100 Digital Radio Terminal/Repeater will be built from Sambas to Nunukan. Related Site : Lucent Divnet-Telkom Camel Trophy Cross Kalimantan Rally A combination of adventure, expedition, competition and a unique challenge of personal courage and resilience. Camel Trophy is held at a different location in the world each year. See the stories of 1996 expedition from the depth, wet jungles of Kalimantan Related Site : Atlas Land Rover 4x4 4 u Screensaver ... Orangutan (Tanjung Puting National Park) The best known animals in Tanjung Puting National Park are the orangutans, made famous through the efforts of Orangutan Research and Conservation Program, which is based at the landmark Camp Leakey research station.Orangutans are a species under continual threat of extinction in the wild due to habitat loss as forests of Kalimantan and Sumatra are being converted for human use. Related Site : Orangutan by IBC Online Sepilok Orangutan Foundation Cross Kalimantan Jungle Adventure The trip from Pontianak to Samarinda includes jungle trekking through some of the most inaccessible virgin rainforest left on the planet, a crossing of the Great Central divide, deep river exploration and white-water rafting in traditional long boats. Following the equator, encountering remote dayak villages, and rare wildlife such as freshwater dolphins and baby orang-utans.

39. Orangutan orangutan. Range Sumatra, Borneo. The orangutan, with its reddishbrown, shaggyhair, has a strong, heavily built body, and is the second-largest primate. http://mbgnet.mobot.org/sets/rforest/animals/orang.htm

Orangutan Class: Mammalia: Mammals Diet: Fruit, also leaves, seeds, young birds, and eggs. Order: Primates: Primates Size: body: 1.2 - 1.5 m (4 - 5 ft), tail: absent Family: Pongidae: Apes Conservation Status: Endangered Scientific Name: Pongo pygmaeus Habitat: rainforest Range: Sumatra, Borneo T

40. No Exit An illegal pet industry in Indonesia is pushing orangutans to the brink of extinction in the wild http://www.smithsonianmag.si.edu/smithsonian/issues02/sep02/orangutans.html

document.write(''); BOS USA Orangutan Foundation International Click here to see a clip from The Disenchanted Forest Buy The Disenchanted Forest read full text No Exit An illegal pet industry in Indonesia is pushing orangutans to the brink of extinction in the wild The heat of the tropical sun and the smell of sweating bodies pervade the outdoor Jakarta animal market. Amid a cacophony of parrot chatter, the screams of monkeys and the barking of dogs, Willie Smits, dressed to look like a British oilman, and photographer Viviane Moos elbow their way through the crowd. Smits calls out in Indonesian, asking if anyone has orangutans for sale. The sea of people parts and a man appears with a red, furry baby orangutan clinging to his waist. "It's him," shouts one of the men in the crowd, recognizing Smits. As head of the largest orangutan rescue organization in the world, Smits is hated and feared by people who trade in orangutans and other exotic animals. Although it's illegal to own one of these orangy-red apes on the Southeast Asian islands of Borneo and Sumatra (their last natural refuges) and in many other places, trade in the primate is brisk. A big-bucks black market breeds violence, to which Smits is no stranger: he and his family frequently receive death threats. Even so, Smits continues to go to markets, confiscate orangutans and help police identify dealers in exotic animals. "Take her camera! Pull the film out. Hit them!" cries one of the men. Smits, 45, sees several others reaching for stilettos in their pockets. "I'll buy it," Smits shouts, momentarily confusing the traders and causing them to back off. Although he doesn't like to encourage the trade by making a purchase, Smits thrusts a stack of rupiah worth about $325 at the man with the orangutan, grabs the quivering animal and pulls Moos with him into the crowd. "You can't come back here again," Smits says to Moos, who has been photographing the whole time. "They could kill you."

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