We train, equip and give small grants to partners for:

1) Indigenous Lands Protection: community mapping for grassroots conservation and development planning; legal aid for court cases to secure land tenure and halt forest destruction; paralegal trainings for villagers to learn about human rights, civil rights, and resource rights.

2) Natural Resource Management: reforestation of degraded areas with native trees; negotiating and demarcating community-protected areas; establishing community gardens for organic vegetables and medicinal plants, documentation of traditional uses of rainforest resources.

3) Micro-enterprise development: handicrafts marketing; organic cash crops (ie. black pepper); aquaculture; community homestays & ecotourism; and indigenous music and arts promotion.

4) Green Energy: replacing deisel generators with clean microhydro and solar electrification.

5) Borneo Voices: promoting indigenous voices for international awareness and coordinating volunteers to support local peoples' creative efforts.