Intact Peatland Forest in Indonesia
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Girls in Indonesian Forest
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Journey Through Peatland Forest in Indonesia
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Fisherman in Indonesia
10 November, 2009 
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Intact Peatland Forest in Indonesia
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Peatland Rainforest in Indonesia
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Forest Destruction in Indonesia
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Old Peatland Trees in Indonesia
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Forest Destruction in Indonesia
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Peat Water in a River in Indonesia
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Sunrise on Peatland Forest in Indonesia
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Sunrise on Peatland Forest in Indonesia
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Journey Through Peatland Forest in Indonesia
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Journey Through Peatland Forest in Indonesia
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Greenpeace Climate Defenders Camp
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Fishermen in Indonesia
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Fisherman in Peatland Forest in Indonesia
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Journey Through Peatland Forest in Indonesia 

Journey Through Peatland Forest in Indonesia 

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10/30/2009 
While the Greenpeace “Climate Defenders Camp” is actively drawing attention to the destruction of Indonesian forests for expansion of oil palm plantations, a Greenpeace team travels with a local fisherman, Pak Dani Jambang, to his home on the Serkap River. Pak Dani, 56 year old, says that the last 12 years the deforestation around his home village Teluk Meranti has made life difficult. Since 1997 the family's fish catch has dropped by almost 70 percent. The peat water draining, following the destruction of the forests, gets mixed with the water of the river and the lake which becomes acidified by the huge amount of nutrients from the peatland. "Before the big companies came here and began to devastate the rainforest, we caught about 100 kg of fish per month. Now our catch is between 30 and 40 kg”, he says. The area where he lives and his ancestors lived for generations has not yet been reached by logging companies, but it is under threat as they try to gain permits for deforestation. 
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