Book and Research

Fifteen stories of indigenous community conservation areas (ICCAs) in Indonesia, narrating the long struggle of communities from Merauke to Banten to defend their living spaces against deforestation and dispossession.

A landmark collection of conservation stories from across the Indonesian archipelago, documenting how Indigenous and local communities safeguard their territories of life from ocean to forest against mounting pressures.

A policy paper examining collaborative governance in Kayan Mentarang National Park, North Kalimantan, as a model for effective, inclusive, and equitable conservation governance with indigenous communities in Indonesia.

The ICCA Consortium's landmark 2021 global report on territories of life, documenting the scale, diversity, and vital conservation contributions of indigenous and community-governed territories worldwide.

A second-edition registration guide for community conserved territories and areas (AKKM/ICCAs) in Indonesia, covering legal frameworks, documentation procedures, peer review, and international registry submission.

Fifteen stories of Indigenous Peoples' and Community Conserved Areas in Indonesia, documenting communities' long struggle to protect their living spaces against deforestation, dispossession, and state exclusion.

A critical multi-author review of Indonesia's draft bill on biodiversity and ecosystem conservation, examining provisions on community conservation areas, genetic resources, indigenous rights, and ecosystem services.

Fifty Indigenous leaders from across Indonesia speak in their own voices about defending nature and their communities, offering personal testimonies about customary territories, conservation practices, and the threats they face.