RIMBA RAYA
INITIATIVES

If we are serious about forest
conservation, we must provide
education, employment and
viable alternative land-uses
for non-renewable resource.

  • Rimba Raya provides alternative income streams through capacity building, investments in micro-finance, programs that provide basic necessities and access to a conservation model that does not put the developing world’s need for economic growth at odds with our collective desire to protect a fragile ecosystem.

  • Our initiatives meet all 17 of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, which strive to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all.

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Learn About These Goals

Rimba Raya is showing the world it is possible to protect forests, their indigenous wildlife AND improve the livelihoods of local communities at the same time.

OUR INITIATIVES

A Refuge For IUCN Red List Species

Rimba Raya is home to over

  • 300 species of birds
  • 122 species of mammals
  • 180 species of trees and plants
While preserving this forest that shelters all of these species, we maintain a special commitment to the protection of the endangered Bornean Orangutan.
OUR INITIATIVE WITH OFI