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Habitat Affected by Forest and Land Fires, Mama Man and Her Children Evacuated from Resident's Garden

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Habitat Affected by Forest and Land Fires, Mama Man and Her Children Evacuated from Resident's Garden
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Foto liputan: Habitat Terdampak Karhutla, Mama Man dan Anaknya Dievakuasi dari Kebun Warga

Four Orangutans Found Around the Garden

A few days after Mama Man and Man's rescue, the team again received reports about the presence of orangutans around the community garden.

This time, the report came from Pemangkat Village, Simpang Hilir District, North Kayong Regency. Four individual orangutans were found in an area adjacent to a resident's garden.

The West Kalimantan (Kalbar) KSDA Center together with YIARI, the Palung Foundation, and the Pemangkat Village Forest Management Institute (LPHD) have been monitoring and searching since early morning.

On September 4 2026, the team succeeded in evacuating four orangutans named Noval, Nopan, Mamak Novi, and Novi.

The four were then placed in care at the YIARI Rehabilitation Center. They will undergo examination, treatment, rehabilitation and monitoring before determining the next treatment steps.

24 Animals Rescued from 18 Locations

The rescues in Ketapang and North Kayong are part of the wildlife protection operations carried out by the Ministry of Forestry during the forest and land fire season.

The West Kalimantan (Kalbar) KSDA Center recorded that 24 individual wild animals had been rescued from 18 locations in three districts from 1 August to 10 September 2026.

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