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Baby orangutans in Indonesia are going to apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild to learn to find food and make a apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild. After they learn these apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild, the young apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild can return to the wild and survive on their apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild. The school is run by International Animal Rescue (IAR). There are 102 orangutans living at the IAR apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild. A apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild said: "We are committed to rescuing and rehabilitating as many orangutans as we can and giving them a apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild chance." Not all of them go to school because some are apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild, so they cannot go back to the forest. It could take up to eight years to get the others ready to return to the apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild.

The IAR cares for animals that have been rescued. Some of the apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild lost their apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild because of apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild hunting, habitat loss and forest apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild. The IAR said they are suffering and dying because of the apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild of the rainforest by palm apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild companies. Other baby orangutans have been sold as apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild. There are also adult orangutans at the centre. These have spent most of their apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild in captivity. The World Wildlife Fund estimates there are up to 69,000 orangutans in Borneo. They are in apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild because their forests are being destroyed by illegal apesbabiescentredangerdestructionfiresillegalinjuredlivesloggingnestoilownparentspetsschoolsecondskillsspokespersonwild.