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Volunteers Fighting Forest and Land Fires in Tanjung Puting Resign Due to Lack of Support, Here's the Forestry Ministry's Response
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The Ministry of Forestry is intensifying efforts to extinguish forest and land fires in Tanjung Puting.
Volunteers from the Kalimantan Green Orangutan Foundation (YOHK) and the Indonesian Tour Guide Association (HPI) announced their withdrawal from forest and land fire extinguishing activities in Tanjung Puting.
The fire in the first orangutan conservation area in the country has burned thousands of hectares of land.
Tanjung Puting National Park in Central Kalimantan, home to the iconic Bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus), has caught fire - Ekuatorial
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