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How the Baram Community Are Protecting What's Rightfully Theirs
29 mins
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15:00, 19 Apr 2021
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With land in Sarawak under intense pressure from the logging, palm oil and mega-hydro companies, communities in the Baram River Basin are getting together and organising themselves, to create an indigenous managed protected zone, and fend off unwanted and poorly planned development projects. Ahead of this year's Earth Day - which calls on us all to Restore Our Earth - we find out more about how the indigenous communities in Baram are working with partners and collaborators to protect their land, from Celine Lim, the Manager of SAVE Rivers, and a herself a Kayan from Long Pilah, in the Baram area.
Image source: The Borneo Project Facebook Page
Presenter: Juliet Jacobs
Producer: Juliet Jacobs
The Bigger Picture
Earth Matters
Baram River Basin
Baram
SAVE Rivers
Sarawak
deforestation
land encroachment
indigenous rights
indigenous land rights
indigenous-led conservation
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How the Baram Community Are Protecting What's Rightfully Theirs
29 mins
·
15:00, 19 Apr 2021
With land in Sarawak under intense pressure from the logging, palm oil and mega-hydro companies, communities in the Baram River Basin are getting together and organising themselves, to create an indigenous managed protected zone, and fend off unwanted and poorly planned development projects. Ahead of this year's Earth Day - which calls on us all to Restore Our Earth - we find out more about how the indigenous communities in Baram are working with partners and collaborators to protect their land, from Celine Lim, the Manager of SAVE Rivers, and a herself a Kayan from Long Pilah, in the Baram area.
Image source: The Borneo Project Facebook Page
Presenter: Juliet Jacobs
Producer: Juliet Jacobs
The Bigger Picture
Earth Matters
Baram River Basin
Baram
SAVE Rivers
Sarawak
deforestation
land encroachment
indigenous rights
indigenous land rights
indigenous-led conservation
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