Survey wildlife populations and habitats, contribute to the sustainability of the forest environment and support the livelihoods of communities around forest areas.
Reporting App "TIMBY"
Report any incident or finding through the "TIMBY" app
Through this application, the community can play an active role in making complaints about damage, and threats to the environment that occur in the surrounding environment such as forest and land expansion, illegal mining, forest encroachment.
Management
Strengthening natural resources management
Titian using this concept in Muara Ulu Besar district to acknowledge the local community that mangroves in ponds are giving many functions, so they will not think again that mangrove disturbs the water quality.
Capacity Building
Increasing stakeholder capacity and knowledge
Forest monitoring training involving local communities who are members of Forest Farmer Groups, with the aim of recording every land clearing that occurs in the Mahakam Delta of East Kalimantan
Mission
Titian Lestari Foundation is an independent non-profit organization that encourages natural resource management to ensure the sustainability of ecosystems to support livelihoods with communities, the private sector, and the government through best natural resource management practices and community empowerment.
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Monitoring
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Biodiversity
about us
Has been working since 1990
The purpose of the establishment of the Titian Lestari Foundation is
the study and development of life sciences for the development of
awareness and community empowerment.
Introducing and applicating This Is My Back Yard (TIMBY) for citizen and community-based environmental monitoring and reporting in 3 District Ketapang and Sanggau in West Kalimantan and Kotawaringin Barat in Central Kalimantan
Strengthened environmental governance that advances sustainable forest management and sustainable land use inclusively with economic development through multi-stakeholder participation.
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One of the main causes of the decline in the number of wildlife species in West Kalimantan is exploitation, poaching for trade, rearing, consumption. Other causes are habitat reduction and fragmentation due to conversion of natural forests to oil palm plantations, IUPHHK-HT, illegal logging, forest and land fires.
