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Indonesia fires threaten critically endangered orangutan: IUCN

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Briefings

IUCN reported that severe wildfires in Borneo's tropical forests intensified pressure on critically endangered Bornean orangutans. The organization stated that these fires increased the risk of habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict. This assessment was made on Saturday, September 26, 2026, highlighting ongoing threats to the species' survival in the region.

Key points

• IUCN confirmed that wildfires in Borneo's tropical forests have significantly increased pressure on critically endangered Bornean orangutans.

Context and limitations

The report covers only the specific timeframe of the IUCN statement on September 26, 2026, and does not include data on fire frequency, extent, or specific locations.

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