indonesian borneo การใช้

• These fish are endemic in rivers of Sumatra and Indonesian Borneo.
• In March 2016, a Sumatran rhinoceros was spotted in Indonesian Borneo.
• The orangutan was found at a palm oil plantation in Indonesian Borneo.
• For the most part, heavy rains have subdued the raging forest fires in Indonesian Borneo.
• But haze was coming from across the border from slash and burn forest fires from Indonesian Borneo.
• The haze was believed to have been blown over to Sarawak from uncontrolled forest fires in Indonesian Borneo.
• Due to this defeat, Nyanggau and his people fled away to settle at Dau, in Indonesian Borneo.
• In 2001 the Indonesian government ended the transmigration of Javanese settlement of Indonesian Borneo that began under Dutch rule in 1905.
• On a trip by boat two years ago, Abrash was amazed to find even remote towns in Indonesian Borneo were " wired ."
• Pollution from wildfires raging in a drought-stricken region of Indonesian Borneo has been blamed for pneumonia that killed two people, a newspaper reported Sunday.
• Formerly absent from Borneo it is now one of the commonest papilionids in Sabah and Sarawak in Malaysian Borneo, Kalimantan ( Indonesian Borneo ) and in Brunei.
• Loir Botor Dingit organized the Bentian people, a Dayak group from East Kalimantan in Indonesian Borneo, against a large timber company trying to operate in ancestral forests.
• The U . N . Environment Program said Thursday that 30 fires are not yet out in Indonesian Borneo, and it would take international help to extinguish them.
• Her ideals followed those of Jane Goodall s with chimpanzees in Tanzania, Dian Fossey s with gorillas in Rwanda and Birut?Galdikas s with orangutans in Indonesian Borneo.
• The U . N . Environment Program said Thursday that 30 fires are not yet out in Indonesian Borneo, and it would take 30, 000 firefighters to extinguish them.
• The winds and rain that brought a respite are fickle, and the fires that produce most of the smoke are still blazing or smoldering over huge areas in the forests of Indonesian Borneo and Sumatra.
• Sulawesi ( formerly known as The Celebes ) is a large island, extraordinarily contorted in shape, lying between Kalimantan ( Indonesian Borneo ) and the Maluku Island group ( also known as The Molluccas ).
• In Indonesian Borneo, IAR rescues and cares for a growing number of orangutans at their emergency rescue center in Ketapang, West Kalimantan, from orphaned infants to full-grown adults that spent years in captivity.
• Despite being located in the Philippines, it is not closely related to other Philippine languages but more closely related to Sama-Bajaw languages and possibly Barito languages in Indonesian Borneo and those in Madagascar and Mayotte.
• The limits of the Diocese are those of the present administrative divisions of the State of Sarawak and Brunei Darussalam together with that part of Indonesian Borneo lying North of the equator, and West of longitude 115 ?2.