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Dig deeper into our conservation work in Indonesia.
Explore Indonesia
Educating the Future
An education program is saving forests and training the next generation of conservationists in Indonesia's Lore Lindu national park.
Safe Haven for Turtles
A joint program is turning a small Indonesian village into a safe haven for the endangered Green sea turtle while also creating livelihood opportunities for its human neighbors.
Creating New Solutions for Asia-Pacific’s Forests
RAFT is working at all levels — from tree-cutting to helping craft the laws that regulate the timber trade — to make Asia-Pacific forestry more sustainable and responsible.
Solving a Marine Mystery: The Fight to Stem Coral Bleaching
Join Rod Salm and the Conservancy on a journey to discover and refine the principles that are protecting reefs the world over from coral bleaching.
Old Technology Is New Again for People and Trees in Borneo
Working with local people on the ground, the Conservancy has helped implement sustainable forest management techniques in Indonesia.
The Kalabia: Educating Communities on Protecting Their Marine Resources
Why are the Conservancy and partners using a 100-foot boat as a floating classroom?
Taking It to the Top
Learn how the Conservancy traveled to Beijing and worked to influence APEC governments to increase their support for sustainable forestry.
Seeing the Forest for the Trees
See how we are helping loggers in the Berau District make changes that yield healthier local villagers and more intact forests sequestering carbon.
Bringing Loggers and Villagers Together for Forest Conservation
Villagers and loggers were fighting over a Borneo forest. Then the Conservancy stepped in. Find out how we helped broker an agreement.
Halmahera Expedition
A team of top marine scientists embarked on a journey to uncharted waters on the outer edge of the Coral Triangle.
Find out what made these scientists "yahoo" with excitement as they explored Halmahera.
Read the blog of Halmahera expedition lead scientist Alison Green.
Can Carbon Markets Save Orangutans?
Learn how orangutans and carbon markets are linked and how carbon markets can make conserving orangutan habitats financially attractive.
Long-Tailed Macaques Spotted Catching Fish
Former Nature Conservancy scientist Erik Meijaard and other researchers are the first to scientifically document long-tailed macaques fishing with their bare hands.
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