Former airhostess Lone Droscher-Nielsen has dedicated her life to saving orang-utans whose habitat is being razed by bulldozers. Without her Borneo Orang-utan Survival Foundation, it is unlikely that any of these babies would be alive today. Now they attend ‘jungle school’ so they can be returned to safe forests.Thursday, May 17, 2007
Orang-utan Survival
Former airhostess Lone Droscher-Nielsen has dedicated her life to saving orang-utans whose habitat is being razed by bulldozers. Without her Borneo Orang-utan Survival Foundation, it is unlikely that any of these babies would be alive today. Now they attend ‘jungle school’ so they can be returned to safe forests.
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Thanks for visiting "Seconds", i 'm glad i discovered your blog- plenty of interesting posts!
Thanks for dropping by my blog. What a coincidende to see you wrote about orangatangs (I can't spell that) I was just talking about an old movie and we wondered what happened to Clyde from "Every Which Way but Loose" Great blog.
Greg
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