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International Workshop on Orangutan Conservation
The Indonesian Ministry of Forestry Nature Conservation and Forest Protection Agency (PHKA), in cooperation with the Indonesian Orangutan Forum (FORINA),
has organized the International Workshop on Orangutan Conservation (IWOC) to be held at the Sanur Beach Hotel in Bali on July 15 and 16, 2010 (read more...)

IWOC 2010 Files : Press Release, Presentation and others (Please Click Here...)

JUNE 3, 2010 - Nikko Hotel, Jakarta. The Common Ground Seminar: Orangutans, People and the Forest has been arranged by the USAID Orangutan Conservation Services Program (OCSP) to coincide with celebrations marking World Environment Day.

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The Orangutan Conservation Services Program(OCSP) is a USAID funded crisis-response program that aims to maximize protection and long-term survival of viable orangutan populations in the wild. The program works to arrest, reduce or eliminate threats to orangutans as well as address the major drivers behind those threats that include forest conversion, unsustainable logging, and wildlife trafficking.

In March 2009, USAID added the Private-Sector Sustainability Facility (PSSF) as a component of the program. PSSF aims to improve the engagement of the private sector in orangutan conservation initiatives.