Where we work
In Indonesia, Nature's Heartbeat supports partners across Sulawesi's Tompotika and Lore Lindu landscapes and Kerinci Seblat in Sumatra. Indigenous and local communities defend forests that hold endemic wildlife, water and culture.
Why Indonesia matters
From peninsula forests in Tompotika to highland Lore Lindu and the vast Kerinci Seblat complex, these landscapes are Key Biodiversity Areas under pressure from roads, plantations and mining claims.
Partners linked to NTFP-EP and local organisations invest in customary governance and forest livelihoods — the practical backbone of keeping forests standing.
Support Indigenous and local forest stewards in Sulawesi and Sumatra through Nature’s Heartbeat.