Project Description

Borneo's forest is a treasure trove of biodiversity where endangered animals and plants such as orangutans live. We plant and rehabilitate forests lost by large-scale plantation and mining development and the accompanying fire together with local village people.




Much of the forest, which was unexplored jungle, has now been cut down to create large-scale farms and mines, and has been lost rapidly due to large forest fires.
The animals lost their homes and the lives of the villagers who lived in harmony with nature changed completely. Many of the local people have started to work in illegal logging, gold mining, or large plantations for income to survive.

However, some villagers "wish to live while replanting forests like the old days" and decided to start planting native species and trees to regenerate the original jungle.
In villages where the forest was destroyed, young people are embracing reforestation as a new work. Please support this exciting movement together!