Peat fires fuel the climate crisis more than any other, impacting people and nature around the world. This is how we put them out.
We do. We build dams. Good dams. Dams that restore Borneo’s peat swamp rainforest.
Our connected conservation approach protects one of the largest land stores of carbon on Earth that is intertwined with ecosystems everywhere.
We’ve grown from a student project to an award winning, international, multi-landscape conservation mission
Communities sow, grow, plant and monitor trees to reforest 1,000 hectares of burnt rainforest
Dams, good dams, help restore one of the largest land stores of peat-carbon on Earth
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Emergency Fire Update: Early September
The situation has escalated – and so has our firefighting An exceptionally strong El Niño drought has left the peatlands of Central Kalimantan dangerously dry.
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What’s Next for Orangutan Self-Medication Research?
Guest blog by Georgia Allen Our early findings suggest that orangutans may be selecting certain plants, and even particular combinations of plants, in ways that
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Do Orangutans Self-Medicate With Plants?
Guest blog by Georgia Allen When we think about what orangutans eat, it’s easy to assume they’re simply choosing foods that provide energy and nutrition.
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Tree hugging for science!
If you want to understand a rainforest, start with its trees. After all, physical framework around which much of the ecosystem is organised, as well
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The First Fire Has Been Fought
Fire season has officially begun – and so has our response The first firefighting call-out of this year’s fire season has now taken place. The
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Dr Susan Cheyne Elected Fellow of the British Ecological Society
We are delighted to announce that Borneo Nature Foundation (BNF) Scientific Director Dr Susan M. Cheyne has been elected as a Fellow of the British Ecological Society (BES),
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The Connected Nature of Wildfires
These fires, all wildfires, are intrinsically connected, despite being thousands of miles apart. Wildfires are fuelling climate change, and climate change is fuelling the wildfires that are burning today. It’s a cruel
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Connected Conservation Works: This is Proof
Proof that our suite of projects across Indonesian Borneo is making a difference for people, nature and climate. This celebrates the collective effort of communities,
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Partner Power: Save the Orangutan
We’re celebrating 10 years of partnership with Save the Orangutan, a transformative decade which has shaped our whole approach to conservation and community collaboration in
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Connecting People, Nature and Culture Through Environmental Education
Conservation starts with that spark of connection. The path to a career in conservation often begins in childhood, through opportunities to explore nature, ask questions
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A Tale of Two Peatlands: Where Fair Isle Meets Borneo
At first glance, Fair Isle Bird Observatory in Scotland and the rainforests of Borneo could not feel further apart. One is a remote outpost in
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