00:00I created with my best friend, back in 1998, a rescue center for oranges, not very different
00:17from what you see in the film.
00:19These animals come from traumatic events, terrifying, like those that open the scenes
00:25of Ozzy.
00:26They are very realistic compared to what we have seen in the middle of 2000.
00:31We created the center for over 100 oranges, we thought it was a very ambitious number,
00:38but in 2004 we had about 800, recovered from situations like the one in which Ozzy and
00:44his family were in the film.
00:46The unsustainable expansion of palm oil, especially in Indonesia and the islands of Borneo where
00:52we work, has been catastrophic for wildlife, especially for oranges.
00:58Fortunately, things have started to change and we have worked hard to bring this change.
01:04The pressure of consumers for a sustainable production of palm oil is what will change
01:10what happens on the field.
01:12I think the message is not to boycott palm oil, this is not the solution, but the real
01:19alternative to palm oil is sustainable palm oil if we want to save oranges, forests,
01:26wildlife and our planet.
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