Although Indonesia covers only 1.3% of Earth’s land surface, this island nation is home to about 17% of Earth's plant and animal species, some of which are found no where else in the world.

Places We Protect

The seas around Raja Ampat are possibly the world's richest in terms of biological diversity.

How We Work

The Conservancy joined with nine Indonesian and international organizations to establish the Conservation Training and Resource Center (CTRC) in Bogor.

Did You Know?

Located between Asia and Australia, Indonesia contains a natural convergence of remarkable flora and fauna from these two separate continents.

In the Spotlight

Find out how the Conservancy learned to think bigger about protecting critical orangutan habitat along the Lesan River.

Join a karst expedition and discover a new species in East Kalimantan in postcards from Borneo