RIMBA RAYA
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Seeds of Change Newsletter – Q3 2015
In This Issue: The Conservation Recycle Bank Initiative and The Conservation Handicrafts Initiative.
Interview with the Seruyan Regent
Q: What is your view of Rimba Raya’s project on ecosystem restoration. Have you seen the benefits? A: Firstly, I’d like to thank Rimba Raya for what it has done. I believe Rimba Raya [...]
Seeds of Change Newsletter – Q2 2015
In This Issue: The Conservation Tree Planting Initiative and An Interview With Seruyan Regent, Sudarsono.
Rimba Raya Pulse Check 2015
April 9, 2015 The Rimba Raya Biodiversity Conservation Project in Seruyan District, Central Kalimantan, is the first licensed, validated and verified REDD+ project in Indonesia. We’ve been accredited by the Voluntary Carbon Standard and [...]
Seeds of Change Newsletter – Q1 2015
In This Issue: The Zu-Per Shrimp Paste Initiative and The Palm Oil Conservation Initiative. We also have a Q&A session with two of Rimba Raya’s senior Indonesian field staff who outline their philosophies.
Carbon Neutral & Sustainable Are Simply Not Enough
It's September, 2014. In another week, there will be thousands of academics, diplomats, lobbyists and pundits converging on New York for a United Nations emergency session Climate Summit. Unfortunately, they’ll all be arguing about the wrong topic. [...]
The bond between a mother and her infant is present regardless of the species! ❤️
Nature has so many lessons for us- we just need to listen.
See rare photos of chimpanzees treating their wounds with insects
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A photographer captured images of the great apes in Gabon applying an unknown species of insect to both themselves and their group members.
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