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How conservationists and palm oil plantations are teaming up to save Borneo’s orangutans
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Whilst calls to ban palm oil are still ringing loudly, many conservationists and NGOs believe there’s a better way to protect the rainforest and its wildlife: sustainably produced palm oil.
Dr Felicity Oram is a conservation practitioner who works with PONGO Alliance in the Kinabatangan region of Sabah. Listen to find out how her innovative research is changing the way plantations respond to wildlife.
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