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Along with other environmental groups and members of the public, SOS took part in an International Day of Action for the Tapanuli orangutan on Friday 1st March.

The fight for Tapanuli orangutans isn't over

5 March 2019

Greenwashing: The hydrodam and apes

23 February 2019

State of the Apes Webinar: Managing the Promise and Risk of Infrastructure Development

22 February 2019

State of the Apes Webinar: Managing the Promise and Risk of Infrastructure Development Click to watch the fantastic webinar, online and free! https://www.arcusfoundation.org/events/state-of-the-apes-webinar-managing-the-promise-and-risk-of-infrastructure-development/ Read more...

Chimps use branch as ladder to escape Belfast zoo enclosure

10 February 2019

The Guardian | 10.02.2019 | Chimpanzee escape article Chimpanzees have used a branch to escape from their enclosure at Belfast zoo in the second breach… Read more...

A young Lowland gorilla. All four subspecies of gorilla are listed as critically endangered by the IUCN.

To tackle great ape trafficking, follow the money, report says

29 January 2019

Here are the planned road and rail projects that will crisscross Borneo’s remaining forests. cid:image001.jpg@01D4AEC5.30F044F0

Planned devastation of Indonesian Borneo

17 January 2019

SPOTT Palm Oil Assessments

7 November 2018

Palm Oil Assessments | 11/18 | SPOTT: tracking transparency, supporting sustainability Below is information on the 2018 SPOTT Palm Oil Assessments.This year SPOTT increased the… Read more...

Demonstrators from the Indonesian Forum for the Environment (Walhi) hold a banner protesting China’s funding in the Batang Toru dam in front of the Chinese Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Fight to protect the world’s most threatened great ape goes to court

3 October 2018

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