Category Archives: Borneo Pygmy Elephant

Indonesia in race to save the world’s most endangered animals

Posted on May 16, 2009 by

By Dian Hasan | May 13, 2009             The world’s largest archipelago, Indonesia, carries the accolade as among the world’s last bastion against global warming. With the world’s second largest tropical rainforest after Brazil’s Amazon, … Continue reading →

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Indonesia is home to three of the most endangered species

Posted on May 15, 2009 by

By Jonathan Wootliff | The Jakarta Post | April 7, 2009. It’s easy to become immune to the endless stream of reports about the plight of some of the planet’s most endangered species. But I make no apology for again … Continue reading →

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