World Wildlife Day: community-led conservation saving species

The conservation, protection and management of the wild species that dwell in the forests, mangroves, rivers, and oceans of Indonesia is a critical component of a healthy ecosystem. Maintaining a biodiverse landscape when the world is on the brink of a sixth mass extinction event is becoming more challenging every day. Our holistic core model is designed to put communities at the center and we employ both in-situ and ex-situ conservation programs to restore and maintain the balance between humans and nature.

Josephine CrouchMarch 2, 2024wildlife, Gunung Nyiut, Gunung Naning, Kubu Raya, smart patrol, helmeted hornbill, community-ledComment

Annual Report 2022

Amid the rising temperatures, we have been reflecting. The team just gathered for our 6-month retrospective of our new structure and strategy to ensure that the services we provide and the impact we strive for are delivered in the most effective way. What better time to look back at our achievements of 2022.
In this report, we detail our new theory of change, the reach, and impact we have had over 2022, stories from the communities we support, our financials and share our thanks for all our supporters, and have a preview of what is to come in 2023.

Our favorite photos of 2021 and the stories behind them

As we say goodbye to 2021 we reflect on the impact the team at Planet Indonesia has had and the incredible people who have made it all possible this year. See our 2021 impact by the numbers.

Josephine CrouchDecember 30, 2021Kubu Raya, Gunung Nyiut, Gunung Naning, KarimataComment

Our response to COVID-19 through supporting healthy families

This year has been an extraordinary year for our Healthy Family Initiative as we continue to face down a global pandemic, challenging us to continue to add COVID-19 related support to our regular programming.

Adam MillerAugust 16, 2021Kubu Raya, Gunung Nyiut, Gunung NaningComment

When conservation goes viral

Our Conservation Cooperative model that was developed a few years ago is experiencing exponential popularity among many villages in West Kalimantan, Borneo. We are excited to be adding many new partners to our conservation programing.

Adam MillerApril 29, 2021Gunung Nyiut, Gunung Naning, Kubu RayaComment

Trust in Conservation: Why It Matters

Building trust and showing up are what truly matters to make an impact in conservation. In this blog, our Executive Director discusses lessons learned through Planet Indonesia and advice about increasing conservation impact around the globe.

Adam MillerJanuary 27, 2021Kubu Raya, Gunung Nyiut, Gunung Naning, KarimataComment

2020 Impact

This past year has been extraordinarily challenging for our global community. However, despite the overwhelming challenges, we are excited to report many incredible highlights over the past year that you enabled us to do with your donations.

Adam MillerDecember 31, 2020Gunung Naning, Kubu Raya, Gunung NyiutComment

The story of us.

This year, we celebrated our six year anniversary of conserving at-risk ecosystems through our village-led partnerships. This was an incredible milestone for our work and our staff who are dedicated to addressing some of the world's greatest challenges.

Adam MillerDecember 28, 2020Gunung Nyiut, Gunung Naning, Kubu RayaComment

Introducing our newest project site

Announcing our newest project site that will increase our conservation impact to cover 710,000 hectares of conserved natural habitat.

Adam MillerSeptember 27, 2020Gunung NaningComment

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