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FREE Field Guide: Meet the Orangutan Conservationist!

Become an Orangutan Conservationist

Do you dream of trekking through tropical rainforests, rescuing great apes, and protecting one of Earth’s most intelligent and endangered species?
Then it’s time to grab your Orangutan Conservationist Field Guide and start your wild adventure into a career that really makes a difference!

Inside This Interactive Field Guide, You’ll:

Discover what it’s like to be an Orangutan Conservationist, from caring for rescued orangutans to restoring lush rainforest homes.
Explore where conservationists work, including wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, and rehabilitation centers around the globe.
Learn the top skills and tools used in the field, like GPS trackers, camera traps, enrichment design, and community outreach.
Experience a day in the life, observe, research, rescue, and teach others how to protect orangutans and their forest friends.
Design your own dream path into this career with step-by-step activities, self-reflection prompts, and a list of real-world organizations, universities, and programs to connect with.

Why You’ll Love It

It’s not just a guide—it’s your launchpad into the wild workforce.
You’ll gain a real understanding of how conservationists protect orangutans and our planet.
You’ll uncover how your passions and superpowers align with one of the most inspiring jobs on Earth.
You’ll walk away feeling motivated, empowered, and ready to make an impact.

Perfect For

Teens and young adults exploring wildlife and conservation careers.
Educators, homeschoolers, and youth leaders seeking inspiring career exploration resources.
Anyone curious about what it takes to work with orangutans and protect rainforests.

Join the Wild Work Movement

The Orangutan Conservationist Field Guide is part of the Critter Career Labs™ series. Your passport to exploring 101+ animal careers. Start your adventure today and take the first step toward becoming a Critter Saver Champion™ who helps protect orangutans and their tropical homes.