“The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.’’ Aristotle Trying to impress upon children the value of going to school can indeed be a bitter affair. It’s like telling a young orangutan to choose a very prickly, sour, and hard-to-eat fruit over a delicious, tender, and bountiful flower because, far in the … More School Supplies For Tuanan
Indonesia’s peatland forests burn every year, producing toxic smoke that can cover a very large region, particularly during El Niño drought years. The resulting air pollution has major health consequences for humans in adjacent cities and towns, but little is known about how this haze affects the wildlife inhabiting these burning forests. Researchers from Rutgers … More Wildfire smoke could have lasting effects for endangered orangutans
Didik Prasetyo, a Ph.D. student of Dr. Erin Vogel, recently inspired two articles on his long-time conservation work in Indonesia: Rutgers Student on Front Lines of Orangutan Conservation Research Rutgers student works with orangutan conservation as species continues to decline For more than a decade, Prasetyo has worked as an integral part of many institutions at … More Rutgers Student Garners Media Recognition for His Work on Orangutan Conservation
Superbowl-inspired thoughts on the world’s most popular meat protein. … More Perspectives on Chicken
With the holidays upon us, orangutans and their habitat depend upon our palm oil awareness! … More Have a Palm Oil-Conscious Holiday
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