Discover the story of the Dayak Iban indigenous community in Sungai Utik as they protect their Customary Forest from the threats of industrial expansion and wildfires. Learn how local wisdom serves as the last line of defense for nature. Read more about their struggle for legal recognition of their land rights.

The 2026 forest fire crisis reached a breaking point in August with 667,133 hectares burned. Explore Giorgio Budi Indrarto's analysis of the threat to Indonesia's climate commitments, the toll on protected peatlands, and the urgent need for stricter land governance

Women face greater risks from the impacts of the climate crisis. However, their voices are often not present enough in conversations and decision-making spaces. We invite you, young Indonesian women (aged 18-35), to dig into stories from your roots, experiences, and communities, and turn them into narratives that can drive positive change. If you have: * A concern for climate and environmental issues; * A connection to the impacts of the climate crisis; and * A story, experience, or perspective you want to bring to the public space. Share your stories, experiences, and viewpoints through this program. 📝 Register via: bit.ly/RegisES3 📅 Deadline: September 3, 2026 For more information, visit earthstoryteller.id. Because climate justice also means ensuring that those most affected have the space to tell their own stories. Your identity and experiences hold a story. Your voice is a source of change.