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Land Use and Density Affect Fires in Indonesia
The name “Indonesia” doesn’t mean “land of fire” — it just seems that way. Biomass burning related to land-clearing for agriculture goes on practically all year, particularly in summer and fall. Fires tend to burn continuously for months because of … Continue reading
Indonesia’s Forest Fire Hazard
Indonesia has been plagued by horrific fires for over 15 years. At some intervals, fires caused such a reduction in air quality that residents living near burn areas were taking in the equivalent of 80 packs of cigarettes a day … Continue reading
Investigating Indonesia’s Final Forest Frontier
By Dian Hasan | June 9, 2009 A report from the Greenpeace forest campaign team onboard the Esperanza in Papua. The area is rapidly becoming Indonesia’s new battleground for palm oil. Source: Greenpeace Asia
Saving the Rainforest, Rebuilding Communities, One Orang Utan at a Time
One man’s odyssey that began with his compassion for the plight of the endangered Orang Utan in the jungles of Kalimantan (Indonesia’s Borneo), has developed into a truly exemplary life-long work of deforestation, rebuilding communities, reversing the adverse effects of … Continue reading
Indonesia is home to three of the most endangered species
By Jonathan Wootliff | The Jakarta Post | April 7, 2009. It’s easy to become immune to the endless stream of reports about the plight of some of the planet’s most endangered species. But I make no apology for again … Continue reading
Endangered Eden 