Save Endangered Wildlife Orphan Orangutan Poster

Orangutans are an endangered species of great ape who are sometimes mistakenly called monkeys. Their natural habitat of equatorial rainforest is disappearing. Sales of this wildlife poster help to conserve these gentle great apes and the forest. This orphaned infant is grasping her own head tightly for a sense of security since that's how tightly she would hold onto her mother --except her mother was killed during the destruction of rain forest. The artist donates 100% of her profits from this item to support the orangutan orphans and the dedicated employees at OFI's Care Center and to plant trees in destroyed areas of the rain forest. Orangutans are nature's original tree hugger. They live in the rain forest canopy and depend upon swinging through tree tops to cool down. ALL PROFITS FROM THE SALE OF THIS POSTER or any of the orangutan products by Rebecca Reeder are donated support the work of the Orangutan Foundation International. You can buy trees to be planted to restore previously destroyed rainforest at www.orangutan.org . Please take a moment to read informative articles such as the November 2008 National Geographic magazine or archived January 25, 2007, article "Once a Dream Fuel , Palm Oil May Be an Eco-Nightmare" from the New York Times