Tertangkap Kamera: Sempidan Merah terekam oleh salah satu dari ratusan kamera jebak yang dipasang di kawasan Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER).
Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER) adalah program multipihak untuk memulihkan dan melindungi 150,000 hektare lahan gambut di Sumatra, Indonesia. Disokong oleh investasi 10 tahun sebesar USD 100 juta dari perusahaan pulp dan kertas Grup APRIL, RER bekerja untuk merestorasi ekosistem penting ini yang telah terdegradasi oleh perambahan lahan dan pembalakan kayu ilegal selama bertahun-tahun.
Kawasan RER menjadi rumah bagi ratusan spesies, beberapa bahkan dianggap terancam seperti Harimau Sumatra. Banyak dari kawasan ini belum pernah dipetakan sebelum ada RER. Kawasan ini terus dieksplorasi oleh berbagai tim peneliti yang terus mendapatkan penemuan yang menarik, dan dipulihkan oleh tim RER melalui penanaman kembali area yang terdegradasi.
RER juga bekerja dengan masyarakat lokal untuk memastikan bahwa mereka mendapatkan manfaat dari upaya konservasi ini, sekaligus menyiapkan mereka dengan keahlian dan peralatan untuk mengembangkan ekonomi dengan cara yang lebih lestari.
Caught on camera: Bearded pig is recorded by one of our hundreds of camera traps in Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER) area.
Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER) is a multi-party program to restore and protect 150,000 hectares of peatland in Sumatra, Indonesia. Backed by a 10-year US$100m investment from pulp and paper company APRIL Group, RER is working to restore this vital ecosystem, which has been degraded by years of encroachment and illegal logging.
RER is home to hundreds of species, some of which are considered to be endangered, such as the Sumatran Tiger. Largely unmapped before the program began, RER is being explored by teams of scientists who continue to make exciting discoveries, while conservation teams replant degraded forests.
RER also works with local communities to ensure they benefit from the conservation, while providing them with skills and equipment they need to grow their economy sustainably.
Caught on camera: Sunda Clouded Leopard is recorded by one of our hundreds of camera traps in Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER) area.
Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER) is a multi-party program to restore and protect 150,000 hectares of peatland in Sumatra, Indonesia. Backed by a 10-year US$100m investment from pulp and paper company APRIL Group, RER is working to restore this vital ecosystem, which has been degraded by years of encroachment and illegal logging.
RER is home to hundreds of species, some of which are considered to be endangered, such as the Sumatran Tiger. Largely unmapped before the program began, RER is being explored by teams of scientists who continue to make exciting discoveries, while conservation teams replant degraded forests.
RER also works with local communities to ensure they benefit from the conservation, while providing them with skills and equipment they need to grow their economy sustainably.
Learn more about Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER), is a multi-party program to restore and protect 150,000 hectares of peatland in Sumatra, Indonesia.
Backed by a 10-year US$100m investment from pulp and paper company APRIL Group, RER is working to restore this vital ecosystem, which has been degraded by years of encroachment and illegal logging.
RER is home to hundreds of species, some of which are considered to be endangered, such as the Sumatran Tiger. Largely unmapped before the program began, RER is being explored by teams of scientists who continue to make exciting discoveries, while conservation teams replant degraded forests.
RER also works with local communities to ensure they benefit from the conservation, while providing them with skills and equipment they need to grow their economy sustainably.
Caught on camera: Malayan Sun Bear is recorded by one of our hundreds of camera traps in Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER) area.
Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER) is a multi-party program to restore and protect 150,000 hectares of peatland in Sumatra, Indonesia. Backed by a 10-year US$100m investment from pulp and paper company APRIL Group, RER is working to restore this vital ecosystem, which has been degraded by years of encroachment and illegal logging.
RER is home to hundreds of species, some of which are considered to be endangered, such as the Sumatran Tiger. Largely unmapped before the program began, RER is being explored by teams of scientists who continue to make exciting discoveries, while conservation teams replant degraded forests.
RER also works with local communities to ensure they benefit from the conservation, while providing them with skills and equipment they need to grow their economy sustainably.