Our Forests
Need Your
Urgent Action

Our forests protect us from floods, haze, and heat among other concerns. They keep our water clean, our food growing, and our traditions alive.

But without stronger laws, transparency, and recognition of Indigenous land rights, we risk losing them, and everything they safeguard. This is where you come in. Our Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES) Minister, YB Dato’ Sri Arthur Joseph Kurup, needs to hear directly from the people he represents.

Your voice can help push them to ACT NOW! #HutanKitaHakKita

57 signatures. Help us get to 5,000!

Malaysia’s forests are in crisis.

We call on YB Dato’ Sri Arthur Joseph Kurup and the Malaysian government act now to protect our forests and Indigenous rights through stronger laws, transparent forest monitoring, and real accountability.

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OUR 5 KEY DEMANDS

We call on the NRES Minister to champion these five demands. Malaysia’s forests and the people who depend on them cannot wait any longer. Did you know? 2.9 million hectares of humid primary forest were lost in Malaysia between 2002 and 2023


01

Define and map Malaysia’s forests clearly and transparently.


02

Establish real-time satellite monitoring to stop illegal clearing.


03

Fund Indigenous communities and local forest frontliners.


04

Ensure public participation, accountability in forest decisions, and Free Prior Informed Consent.


05

Recognise the TFFF as a landmark commitment to Indigenous Peoples and the forests they protect.

IT’S TIME TO ACT

Our forests are shrinking. Our laws are failing. And the communities who have protected these lands for generations are being left behind.

Stronger legislation, real transparency, and recognition of Indigenous land rights aren’t radical demands.

They’re the bare minimum.

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Together we are part of a growing, global movement determined to bring about the changes our planet desperately needs.