New research from Earthsight and Auriga Nusantara has found that several key players in the Indonesia-EU timber trade have taken steps to clean up their supply chains and exclude timber linked to deforestation
Royal Golden Eagle (RGE), pemasok utama viskosa, kertas, tisu, dan kemasan global
An area more than 2.5 times the size of New York’s Central Park of pristine natural upland forest were cleared in the Aek Raja block of Toba Pulp Lestari’s concession between March 2021 and Dec 2025.
Despite clearing 22,000 ha of natural forest habitat for orangutans in Central Kalimantan during 2016-2022, PT IFP is certified 'sustainable' by the PEFC.
The RV industry is the largest consumer of tropical wood in the United States, using an average of 500 giant trees every day.
Although deforestation in Indonesia has tended to decline, including in the pulp and palm oil sectors, recent spatial analysis shows a different picture.
Ngopini-Hutan was initiated by Auriga Nusantara as a space for dialogue among forestry stakeholders. It invites the presence and participation of academics, practitioners, government representatives, civil society, and the media.
May 2022
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Bedasarkan hasil Population Viability Analysis (PVA) di prediksi dalam 100 tahun akan mengalami kepunahan lokal di 19 dari 22 kantong tersisa.
Ibu Kota Negara dikhawatirkan menambah deforestasi. Padahal, Indonesia berkomitmen turut berperan mengendalikan pemanasan global.
Penurunan populasi badak sumatera sangat cepat bahkan kurang dari 1 generasi, sehingga perlu tindakan bersama dalam pengambilan keputusan yang berdasarkan informasi publik yang baik, benar dan tidak menyesatkan.
The elephant habitat forest in Bentang Seblat is increasingly critical. There are unlicensed palm oil companies operating in the forest.
Critical, javan rhinos need strategic yet effective intervention to strive for sustainability of the javan rhinoceros conservation
The Sumatran tiger population and landscape continues to shrink. Its conservation should be based on scientific matter.
The ministry should not be tied with companies' greenwash.
Pandemics should not be an excuse to exploit peatland area, as the previous similar project has provide the lessons.
While companies declare commitments, yet the fire continue to occur in timber plantation concessions.
Pasopati Project is designed as a platform to present information, data, and analysis regarding issues related to forestry, oil palm, and mining in Indonesia. This website focuses on delivering critical perspectives and insights on these issues, including related actors and government policies.
The Pasopati Project website is intended to fulfill one of Yayasan Auriga’s goals: to eliminate destructive actions related to natural resource exploitation in Indonesia.
The site is managed by Auriga, with particular analyses conducted in conjunction with civil society coalitions.