Leonardo DiCaprio Highlights Indonesia's Forest and Land Fires, Reveals the Fate of Orangutans Trapped in the Flames
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Leonardo DiCaprio raised the issue of forest and land fires in Kalimantan and Sumatra in an Instagram video, alluding to the 800,000 hectares burned and the exposure to smoke in more than 100 countries.
According to him, the distorted physical conditions of the environment are combined with human activities in clearing land for the agricultural sector.
Kebakaran hutan Kalimantan & Sumatra disorot Leonardo DiCaprio. Lebih dari 800 ribu hektare terbakar, habitat orangutan terancam!
Leonardo DiCaprio highlighted the forest and land fires in Kalimantan and Sumatra that threaten the environment, wildlife, and communities. | Forest and land fires burned around 800 thousand hectares of forest and exposed millions of people to smoke and threatened orangutan habitat. | Leonardo DiCaprio appreciated the efforts of the government, firefighters, communities, and conservation organizations to save affected animals.
Leonardo DiCaprio highlighted the forest fires in Kalimantan and Sumatra, which have burned 800,000 hectares. Orangutans and gibbons are threatened with habitat loss.
Leonardo DiCaprio has highlighted the forest fires in Indonesia, which have burned over 800,000 hectares of forest. Orangutans are threatened, and millions of people are exposed to the smoke. The Hollywood actor...
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