Global Conservation’s Executive Director, Jeff Morgan, returned to the DaMaI Rainforest to review progress in deploying Global Park Defense across over one million hectares against illegal wildlife poaching, hunting, and illegal logging.

In this episode of War on Nature, join Global Conservation and Conservation Photojournalist Paul Hilton as we journey deep into the heart of Malaysian Borneo to uncover one of Asia’s last intact primary rainforests—DaMaI. This secluded ecosystem, comprising Maliau Basin, Imbak Canyon, and the Danum Valley, is a critical sanctuary for endangered species like Bornean pygmy elephants, clouded leopards, and orangutans.

Announcing the release of the second film in our War on Nature series, "War On Nature: Sumatra". The film focuses on the recovery of the Leuser Ecosystem in Sumatra, Indonesia, the last place on earth where tigers, elephants, orangutans, and rhinos share space.

Led by Sabah Environmental Trust (SET), Global Conservation extend their five-year MOU with Sabah Forestry and Sabah Foundation to deploy Global Park Defense. Additionally, progress was made to build a unified national park and secure a nomination for UNESCO World Heritage status.

A summary of our work, objectives, and progress in the Danum-Maliau-Imbak Rainforest Complex (DaMaI).

Global Conservation recently helped Sabah Environmental Trust and the Yayasan Sabah Group purchase 6 ATVs and 8 trail cameras to assist with their patrolling and enforcement efforts in DaMaI.