Our land,
Our life.

Name: The Baram Heritage Coalition
Address: MY

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Kenyah man wearing traditional headdress smiles at the camera against a forest background

Two pink rainforest flowers held in a hand against a forest backgrounf

Kenyah woman wearing a sa'ong traditional hat smiles at the camera against a village background

Aerial photo of the Baram Peace Park with Batu Siman in the corner

Four technicians test equipment against a village background

Penan community members build shaded area for a tree nursery

Batu Siman mountain formation shown from a distance

A man in a Kenyah village walks along a longhouse away from the camera

A group of hikers help each other down a steep rainforest hill smiling

Two Kenyah elder women with traditional stretched earrings smile at the camera against a wooden background

A rainforest bird is captured in flight against a sago palm background

A group of community members gathers with raised fists in celebration in front of a longhouse

Two women's hands hold a piece of foliage

A group of children hold up durian fruits and smile

Two children look out from a longhouse balcony

A group of children smile at the camera against a boat while playing in the river

A logging lorry carries timber on a dirt road with a forklift next to it

A wall of stacked logs with labels on them

A Penan woman is partially hidden by foliage against a forest background

A white egret bird is shown in the wet rice paddy field

A village scene with laundry hanging on a clothesline

A group of protestors holds up colorful signs and chants

A group of community members gather in the forest holding signs that say Stop the Chop

Penan man points a blowpipe wearing traditional headdress in front of a rainforest tree

OUR MISSION

We are an Indigenous-led initiative dedicated to conserving the Baram Peace Park, one of the most precious natural areas in Borneo. Our goal is to protect the biodiversity and cultural heritage of the forest for ourselves and future generations.

Two Kenyah women smile against a wooden background

OUR HISTORY

Learn the history of the Baram Peace Park, from its inception as an Indigenous community-led conservation project, through more than a decade of campaigning for formal recognition and biodiversity protection.

Community members in a Penan village build a trellis for a forest restoration nursery

OUR PROJECTS

We collaborate on various conservation projects, including habitat restoration, wildlife monitoring, and sustainable livelihood development for our local communities. Learn more about our ongoing projects.

Penan children holding durian fruits smile next to a river

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Join us in our mission to protect our forest! There are many ways to get involved, from sharing, volunteering, or donating. Just 30 seconds of your time can help us make a critical difference.

Our land, Our life.

OUR MISSION

OUR HISTORY

OUR PROJECTS

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Our land,
Our life.