Orangutans at Camp Leakey
Listed under Wildlife in Indonesia.
Set amongst thick tropical rainforest is Camp Leakey, a centre for Orangutan rehabilitation and re-introduction into the wild. If you’re there for the day and you would like to you’re even able to assist with the feedings - alternatively you can volunteer and stay for six weeks helping with the program.
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what can you do at camp leakey?
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Help rehabilitate the orang utans, which involves feeding, and cleaning their living space and monitoring the numbers of freed orang utans visiting the centre for feeding etc.