Community training to increase honey production and quality as an economically- and environmentally-sustainable income source (organizing local honey harvester groups)
Participatory reforestation in forest-fire sites with local species utilized by wild honey bees
Forest fire prevention through raising awareness, organizing communities and strengthening customary rules
Facilitation of community access to outside markets for non-timber natural products (honey and beeswax, resin, etc.)
Exploration and development of other non-timber income generating potentials (e.g. community-based tourism – socially and environmentally responsible)
Education and public outreach (Publication of quarterly community bulletin – SUARA BEKAKAK, Annual World Wetlands Day activities in local elementary schools, Financial and material aid for students and teachers – thanks to gracious donations from PD. Dian Niaga, Jakarta)
Facilitation of stakeholder involvement in the management of conservation areas (work with government agencies and local communities): redefining borders and regulations that are compatible with community welfare and environmental conservation
Community-based fisheries management (Sink-source investigation, management through strengthening existing local customary laws and regulations)
Implementation of Danau Sentarum National Park management plan in cooperation with relevant government agencies and local communities
Studies and follow-up action on the social economic and environmental impacts of activities around DSNP on wetlands and watershed conservation: logging (legal and illegal), and land conversion (oil palm and industrial tree plantations, mining)
