These three landscapes where we work serve as the lungs of the earth, home to extraordinary biodiversity such as the Sumatran tiger, the Tapanuli orangutan, and other rare species, as well as a vital bulwark against climate change. The challenges of our time demand that we transform our perspective on how we care for this legacy.

Economic Justice and Ecological Balance

We believe Successful conservation is conservation that humanizes people. SRI drives an innovation- and collaboration-based movement, constantly striving to be innovative both internally and externally, while prioritizing collaborative efforts within our internal teams and with other like-minded external stakeholders.

Let us reflect on the reality that a forest will not endure if the stomachs of the surrounding communities are empty and their knowledge is weak; this means poverty prevents communities from daring to stand up against destructive corporate practices and damaging state policies.

Conversely, true community prosperity will only endure over fertile soil and a balanced ecosystem when people break free from poverty and are equipped with knowledge and skills.