Logging still threatens Bornean forest once envisioned as an Indigenous-led peace park
PolicyWednesday, September 23, 2026Mongabay

Logging still threatens Bornean forest once envisioned as an Indigenous-led peace park

Indigenous communities in Sarawak, Malaysia, have seen their hopes for co-managing a conservation park thwarted as it has been converted into a logging concession, jeopardizing forest preservation and Indigenous governance. This shift highlights ongoing tensions between environmental conservation and commercial logging interests in the region.

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