Dear Friends,
Our efforts had finally made it's result in the last weekend Australian (please also refer to attachment)
An article titled "In the swing with borneo red apes" told the story of the exotic journey of Chris, Amber and Stephen in Kalimantan last year.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/travel/in-the-swing-with-borneos-red-apes/story-e6frg8rf-1225824785283

Special thanks to Chris Viney, Nick Deacock, Friends of AOP, Dandy Soeparan and Pak Herry Roustaman for the special efforts into this campaign.

Please forward the article to as many of your friends and relatives when possible :)

Nick and Kirk,
It will be great if you can please keep an eye on the impact of this article to enquiries/sales re: travel to Kalimantan, and let us know the statistics when the data is available.
Unfortunately it was not made explicit in the printed version while we actually had put a request for it, However the online version had links to both bali on any budget and the AOP website.

BORNEO , An island has 746,309 square kilometers, vast virgin
Rainforest, Endemic wildlife, and a cultural tapestry as diverse and delicious as the food, Fruits and crafts. Travel to Borneo is both intriguing and humbling, created by the beautiful balance between the wildlife, the landscape and culture. We are dedicated to helping you plan your perfect trip, with expert and informed travel advice, whether you are a first time a holiday maker or an experience traveler. We can offer you recommended tours for each country or we can tailor make a safari to suit your needs.
Borneo has always special place in the imagination of the West. Brooding and fecund, teeming with strange creature and unimaginably huge forest. It is the third largest island after Greenland and New Guinea. Borneo was cover 746,309 sq km bigger than Texas and Oklahoma combined five time the area of Englan and Wales.
Borneo is well known as Kalimantan means “ River of Diamond “ Kalimantan is devided into four propinces,i.e East Kalimantan, West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan and South Kalimantan. Many of the island’s creatures have adapted to the condition of life in the rainforest. Original people from Kalimantan are called “ Dayak “ means people who live up stream. And it is still possible to visit longhouse, huge structures on stilts that house an entire village.The stilts were originally a measure of protection againts marauding head hunter. Most Dayak People still hack their rice fields out of the jungle, burning the brush to provides nutrients to generally poor soil.
For more of us, Borneo is simply home, for others, it is a far off land with a name that is redolent of headhunters, orangutan-utan and steamy jungles. For any pespective, Borneo is one of the most important centres of biodiversity in the world. It teems with wildlife that is the envy of other places, yet we know for sure that there are still literally thousands of plants and animals still to be covered. It is also home to the many indigenous culture that the various Borneon people have developed in harmony with their natural environment.
Borneo may have the greatest plant diversity of any region on earth. Conservative estimates suggest that Borneo contains more than 15.000 plants species, including over 3.000 species of tree, in excess of 2.500 orchids and more than 50 carnivorous pitcher plants are endemic: a figure in excess of 6.000 has been suggested, including 155 endemic species of dipterocarp tree