Synergy and Collaboration
For Orangutans in Indonesia
Welcome to FORINA, the Indonesian Orangutan Conservation Forum, a platform dedicated to protecting and preserving orangutans and their habitats through synergy and collaboration in conservation efforts.​
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Established in 2009, FORINA believes that protecting orangutans requires a collective effort from all sectors. To create effective and sustainable conservation strategies, we bridge the gap between communities, government, private sectors, and educational institutions. Through various initiatives, ranging from awareness campaigns to the development of policies that support orangutan conservation, we are committed to enhancing conservation efforts and ensuring that every action taken has a positive impact on the survival of these magnificent creatures.
Orangutan Fact
Orangutans in Indonesia are protected under Law No. 32 of 2024 and Government Regulation No. 106.
>78% of Orangutan Habitat Lies Outside Conservation Areas
This means that most of the forests where orangutans live are not within officially protected areas such as national parks or wildlife reserves. As a result, these habitats are more vulnerable to land conversion, logging, and other human activities that threaten orangutans’ survival. Expanding protection is crucial to ensuring the safety of their habitat.
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Empowering Action for Orangutans
With love and deep care, we are committed to supporting and facilitating orangutan conservation efforts across Indonesia. We work to preserve orangutan habitats and ensure a sustainable future for them. Through collaboration, expertise, and resources from various stakeholders, we bring real and lasting solutions. Every action we take is aimed at ensuring that Indonesia’s orangutans not only survive but thrive in the natural ecosystems they call home.
Mission
Statement
FORINA is dedicated to promoting the conservation of Indonesia’s orangutans through awareness-raising, policy advocacy, and ongoing support. We foster synergy and collaboration among communities, government, the private sector, and the educational realm to ensure the survival of orangutans and the sustainability of Indonesia’s environment. Together, we strive to create a brighter future where both people and wildlife thrive, united in our mission to protect these incredible creatures and their habitats for generations to come.
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