For the safeguard of biodiversity in Indonesia

« The forest continues to be cut down and the gibbons are being torn from their natural environment. If human beings one day learn to love life, all life, Kalaweit will no longer have to fight. »

« I left for Indonesia when I was 18 years old, with the sole vision of meeting wild gibbon friends… But as soon as I arrived in Borneo, I knew that my childhood dreams could never become reality - every day, a bit more of the jungle was being destroyed. Yet, little by little, we started to rescue young orphaned gibbons….Little by little, we gained experience…Each day, we became more skilled in helping living creatures in distress. Today, Kalaweit is the biggest gibbon rehabilitation project in the world. This would appear to be a success story, yet these gibbons are the living proof of our failure – the forest continues to be cut down and the gibbons are being torn from their natural environment. If human beings one day learn to love life, all life, Kalaweit will no longer have to fight. » Chanee.

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