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Sunlight streams through the clouds into a dense forest shrouded in mist, with mountains in the far distance.
The tropical Wehea forest in the Kalimantan region of Borneo, Indonesia. © Bridget Besaw

Make a Difference in Indonesia

Indonesia’s natural beauty, abundant resources and cultural traditions are increasingly threatened by unsustainable development and exploitation. Working with our in-country partner Yayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara, we are working with communities to safeguard Indonesia's tropical forests, oceans and coasts. Join us to save one of the last great places on Earth.

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Aerial view of peatlands on the Koran River, Indonesia.

Restoring and Protecting Indonesia's Peatlands

The Nature Conservancy is working to protect and restore Indonesia's peatlands to help the country reach its emissions reduction goal.

A boat of divers explores the shallow fringing reefs of a remote limestone island just off Misool Island.

Protecting the Bird’s Head Seascape

The Bird’s Head Seascape is considered the global epicenter of marine biodiversity with the highest coral reef biodiversity for any area its size in the world.

An orangutan clings to a tree trunk.

Indonesia's Iconic Orangutans

The rainforests of Indonesian Borneo are the orangutan’s forests.

Several people hold up smartphones during a workshop.

SIGAP: Inspiring Community Actions for Change

We are taking a unique approach to forest conservation by using smartphone technology to support community engagement.

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