Protecting Borneo's biodiversity since 1999
The Orangutan Tropical Peatland Project (OuTrop) works to protect some of the most important areas of tropical rainforest in Borneo, including the peat swamps of Sabangau, home to the world's largest orangutan population. We monitor the behavioural ecology of the forest's flagship ape and cat species, carry out biodiversity and forestry research, and work with our local partners to develop conservation solutions and improve capacity for conservation in the region.
NEW Guide to Ants of Sabangau
We have launched a new guide to the 81 species of ant we have recorded so far in the Sabangau Forest (Indonesian Borneo).
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OuTrop Volunteers 2015
Join us in 2015 for 6 weeks in the peat-swamp forests of Borneo. An opportunity to learn about conservation biology, help protect Borneo's biodiversity and have fun!
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OuTrop Blog
Find out the latest updates from Borneo in our blog. Our team share wildlife encounters, new research findings and their experiences of working in the home of the orangutan.
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