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Mariyady, the priest investigating the corporate takeover of indigenous peoples’ forests in Borneo

Bust of shark smugglers in Galápagos waters leads to breakthrough in global transshipment data

How corrupt elections fuel the sell-off of Indonesia’s natural resources

Paper giant denies secretly owning ‘independent’ suppliers

Greenpeace disowns paper giant over deforestation allegations

The destruction of nature in S. Sumatra has given rise to a criminal generation (commentary)

Debate ensues over British supermarket chain’s decision to ban palm oil

What’s next for Indonesia’s stalled indigenous rights bill?

Major Islamic financier singled out for deforestation in Indonesia

It’s time to confront the collusion between the palm oil industry and politicians that is driving Indonesia’s deforestation crisis (commentary)

Ghosts in the machine: the land deals behind the downfall of Indonesia’s top judge

How a family of local elites is still pitching to control a district in Borneo

Indonesian billionaire using ‘shadow companies’ to clear forest for palm oil, report alleges

Philippines’ Duterte suggests open-pit mining ban will stay in place

How loopholes in Indonesia’s corruption law let environmental crime persist

How the farmers of Seruyan rose up a against a palm oil fiefdom

How a series of shady deals turned a chunk of Borneo into a sea of oil palm

How Indonesia’s Seruyan district became an epicenter of fires and haze

How the son of a tailor rose to power in Indonesia’s palm oil heartland

How one of Indonesia’s biggest companies cut a secret deal to plant oil palm in Borneo

UN’s Tauli-Corpuz, accused of terrorism in her native Philippines, plans to keep investigating ‘atrocities’ against indigenous peoples at home

Arkani, the Dayak known as Jenggot Naga — Dragon Beard

Budiardi, labeled a ‘provocateur’ and jailed in a dispute with a palm oil company

James Watt, the farmer who challenged a palm oil fiefdom

Paper giant and its ‘suppliers’ are essentially one and the same, investigation finds

Pulp and paper giant sues Indonesian government over peat protection obligation

Indonesians race to save their disappearing lakes, before it’s too late

Indonesian conservation bill stirs debate over geothermal rigs, private guards

RSPO tops among certification schemes, though all must improve: report

Indonesian mosques to take up the mantle of fighting climate change

Indonesian agribusiness giant APRIL outed in Paradise Papers

How unhealthy is the haze from Indonesia’s annual peat fires?

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