Orangutans Stickers
Description: Save the Orangutans Save Orangutan design for those who are interested in the safety and protection of Orangutans. Unique artwork with original drawing of Orangutan in jungle scene. With conservation message. These animals need more protection, help raise awareness with this design.
Description: Endangered Species – Save The Orangutans. Save Orangutan design for those interested in Endangered animals and love Orangutans. Help raise awareness for the Orangutan. Orangutan numbers are dwindling and rainforests are disappearing through deforestation. Show your appreciation of the Orangutan with this design.
Description: Stand for environmental sustainability with this bold graphic highlighting a palm oil free symbol. Driven by industrial interests and aggressive commercial agriculture expansion, unsustainable deforestation drives widespread illegal forest burning across Indonesia, triggering severe transboundary toxic smoke haze. Plantation drainage canals fuel catastrophic, recurring underground peat fires that smolder deep subsurface, causing massive carbon emissions and wildlife habitat destruction.
Description: A monkey themed design featuring orangutan like orangutans monkey wildlife native ape. Made for anyone who appreciate monkey culture and lifestyle.
Orangutan Like Orangutans Monkey Wildlife Native Ape Sticker
by Crimson_Dusk
$3.15 $3.50
Description: A heartwarming, soft watercolor painting illustration capturing a tender moment between a mother orangutan and her sweet baby. Perfect for animal lovers, wildlife advocates, and anyone who loves a cozy, gentle aesthetic. ✨ Available on premium t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, phone cases, mugs, notebooks, and more!
Mother and Baby Orangutan from Indonesia | Exotic Wild Animals Watercolor Art Sticker
by Noirca's Illustrations
$3.50
Description: Boycott palm oil with this graphic highlighting an orangutan in a gas mask. Driven by deforestation within corporate concessions, these illegal forest fires trigger severe transboundary smoke haze across Kalimantan on Borneo and Sumatra islands in Indonesia. Commercial agriculture drainage fuels catastrophic, recurring underground peat fires. These subterranean peat embers smolder subsurface and defy surface firefighting, causing massive carbon emissions and devastating wildlife habitat destruction.
