Newly planted palm oil seedlings in a deforested area covered by the forest moratorium. Tanjung Kuras village, Sungai Apit, Siak, Riau Province, Indonesia. Indonesia’s forest moratorium, due to expire on 13 May 2015, should prevent new concessions for logging and pulp and paper or palm oil. Greenpeace investigations show however that it is often ignored. The moratorium must be strengthened in order to legally protect all natural forest and peatland, both inside and outside existing concessions. Unless the moratorium is strengthened, at least 48.5 million hectares of forest will remain under threat.