PROGRAM CONSERVATION
Together we find a way.
We are committed to protecting Indonesia's natural heritage by promoting sustainable development while enhancing long-term economic stability and climate resilience.
Our Goal for 2030
Together with our partners, we remain committed to achieve targets in climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts and prevent biodiversity loss.
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25M
Hectares of forests and oceans are sustainably managed.
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1.5M
Hectares of forests and coasts are avoided from conversion and degradation.
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140.5K
Improve the well-being of 140,500 people.
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55.4
Contribute to climate change mitigation with potential emission reduction of at least 55.4 MtCO2e /year.
Fiscal Year 2025 Achievements
Thank you to our partners who have collaborated with us, allowing us to achieve conservation results together for the period of July 2024 – June 2025.
Latest Publication
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Total ecosystem carbon stocks of tropical peat forests and greenhouse gas emissions from their disturbanceStudy finds tropical peat forests store vast carbon, emit huge GHGs if disturbed; conservation vital for climate and future generations.
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eDNA uncovers hidden fish diversity in the coral reef ecosystems of Karimunjawa National Park, IndonesiaStudy finds eDNA reveals hidden fish diversity in Karimunjawa reefs, surpassing visual surveys and boosting ocean conservation efforts.
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Conservation Effort
Berau Regency’s Commitment to Integrated Land and Forest Governance
Berau Regency, 75% forested, drives sustainable land management via Integrated Area Development and Social Forestry collaboration.
“Marine Conservation Technology Development Model” – Global Ocean Innovation Challenge
The Global Ocean Innovation Challenge (GOIC) tackled data gaps, boosted monitoring, and promoted sustainable fisheries.
Efforts to Establish Marine Protected Areas in Lingga and Batam, Riau Islands Province
Riau Islands expand Marine Protected Areas in Lingga & Batam with YKAN support, using mapping, data, and consultations to aid communities.
Lessons from Orangutans
Wildlife Conservation Day highlights the need to protect Sumatran and Bornean orangutans, crucial seed dispersers sharing 97% of human DNA, for the ecosystem’s future.