Borneo's orangutan population slashed by more than half in 16 years

The number of orangutans on the island of Borneo has more than halved in 16 years, scientists say.

Orangutans Might Become Extinct as 100,000 Large Apes Have Been Killed in Last 16 Years

New palm oil concession imperils orangutan population in Borneo

Nearly 150,000 Bornean Orangutans Lost Since 1999, Study Finds

Hunting and deforestation cause orangutan population drop – DW – 02/16/2018

Borneo's orangutans at risk of extinction after population decreases by 148,500 in 16 years

Borneo orang-utan population plummets by half due to palm oil, hunting and logging, World News

We surveyed Borneo's orangutans and found 100,000 had 'disappeared

Can we save the orangutan? A new BBC2 documentary investigates

Paris zoo gives orangutan Nenette a 50th birthday party

The plight of Bornean orangutans. We've lost more than 100,000 in 16 years - LifeGate

The real victims of the palm oil industry are orangutans, The Independent

Indonesia's new forest capital in Borneo heightens fears for orangutans' future

First integrative trend analysis for a great ape species in Borneo

Indonesia's new forest capital in Borneo heightens fears for orangutans' future

Borneo's orangutan population has plunged by more than 100,000 since 1999