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🎉🌳 BUDI HAS BEEN RELEASED! 🌳🎉

Budi, the orphan orangutan whose heart-wrenching story went viral back in 2014, has finally returned to the rainforest after a heroic eight-year journey of rehabilitation! He was released by the West Kalimantan Natural Resources Conservation Office (BKSDA), together with the Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park Authority (TNBBBR) and supported by our partners, YIARI.
In December 2014, Budi was found in a tragic state - imprisoned in a chicken cage, severely malnourished, and barely clinging to life. His rescue journey began when teams from the BKSDA in Ketapang, West Borneo, the Gunung Palung National Park, and YIARI, set out on an arduous ten-hour journey to bring Budi to safety and the promise of a better life.

Through countless hours of care, compassion, and sheer determination from YIARI, Budi transformed from a pitiful, helpless baby into a vibrant, independent, and forest-ready young orangutan. He mastered vital skills such as climbing, foraging for food, and building nests. His milestones touched hearts worldwide, from his first day in baby school to his successful graduation into forest school.

Budi's triumphant return to the wild is a testament to the unwavering dedication and collaboration between government authorities, NGOs, local communities, and corporations committed to conserving Bornean orangutan populations.

Today, as we celebrate Budi and five female orangutans being reintroduced into the Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park, we remember every single individual who contributed to this momentous journey. Budi's story is a beacon of hope and promise for a brighter future. He is proof that, with unwavering efforts, it is possible to rebuild viable populations of orangutans in areas where they can thrive.

Thank you to all our supporters who have followed and cheered on Budi's progress over the years. His victory is also yours. Another big thank you to the BKSDA and all other governmental organisations that make the rescue and release of orangutans possible!