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News: January 2019
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About Fred Hoogervorst
Nature, Wildlife, Environment and Travel Photography
FredHoogervorst is Professional Nature- Environment- and Travel Photographer, based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The Subjects focussed on, chosen either by personal initiative or by assignments, include Tropical Rainforests, African Nature and Wildlife, Coastal Environments, remarkable area's like Borneo, French Guiana, Seychelles, Sahel Countries, Uganda, Indonesia, Borneo, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Kenya, Southern Africa, Mozambique, Patagonia, Trinidad&Tobago, the Caribbean and Antilles, Suriname, Scandinavia and Antarctica.
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All Pictures are copyright ©fredhoogervorst, all rights reserved. No form of Reproduction or Publication is permitted, including Copying or Saving of Analog or Digital Images in any form, without Written Approval of the Photographer.
Represented by Photo Agency HOLLANDSE HOOGTE, the Hague, the Netherlands, info@hollandse-hoogte.nl
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Indonesia, Great Apes, the critical endangered Orangutan
Indonesia, Sumatra and Borneo, Great Apes, the Orangutan.
Orangutans are large, quiet, gentle apes that live in South-East Asia, Borneo and Sumatra and live in trees inside primary tropical rainforests. Orangutans are in grave danger of extinction because their rainforest habitat, their house and home, is being converted for human use. The biggest threat is permanent agriculture in the form of palm oil plantations and, more recently, illegal logging within protected area's.
