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8 May 2017

rainforest papua

2 May 2017

betue river valley

27 April 2017

putusan activist

18 April 2017

17 April 2017

Papua Indonesia

13 April 2017

12 April 2017

Child labour on palm oil plantation

11 April 2017

A waterway runs through a palm oil estate owned by Golden Agri Resources. Water is critical to restoring peat forests burned in the fires of 2015

A peat forest stands naked 18 months after it was burnt to clear land. The forest is located in the concession of Golden Agri Resources, and was set aside for conservation. GAR plans to restore the forest, which will take 25-30 years. Image: Eco-Business

31 March 2017

Solheim Clean Seas

24 March 2017

23 March 2017

palm oil plantation krabi thailand

15 March 2017

14 March 2017

papua tribes village forest

13 March 2017

Individual oil palm fruits

7 March 2017

street theatre versus coal

6 March 2017

Bawan village forest

2 March 2017

elephant riding in indonesia

1 March 2017

mother and baby orangutan in the forest

23 February 2017

orangutans nyaru menteng

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