Arupa (Aliansi Relawan untuk Penyelamatan Alam)

Summary: 1. Encourage local communities to manage their natural resources. 2. Evaluate the effects of policies and regulations, and lobby for change when necessary. 3. Build local capacity in natural resource management 4. Fight for ensuring access to sustainable natural resources for the benefit of local communities.

Location: Central Java

Website: http://www.arupa.or.id

Address: Jl Kaliurang KM 5, 5 Gang Karang Wuni H 5 A, Yogyakarta

Email: arupa@arupa.or.id

Telephone: 0274 518589

Fax: 0274518589

Jaringan Jurnalis Advokasi Lingkungan (JURnaL) Celebes

Summary: 1. Building and developing the effective movement of information and communications in a transparent and democratic manner. 2. Develop advocacy techniques within civil society.

Location: South Sulawesi

Website: http://www.jurnalcelebes.com

Address: Jl.Boenginville Raya No.65, Komp.Meizonet, Panakukkang,

Email: jcelebes@yahoo.com, admin@jurnalcelebes.com.

Telephone: (0411) 458272

Yascita

Summary: Areas of work: 1. Centre for the development of data on natural resources 2. Media and communication 3. Local economic reinforcement 4. Increase local participation in the political process.

Location: Sulawesi

Website: http://www.yascita.or.id

Address: Jalan Tanukila No.1 Kendari, Sulawesi Tenggara - 93117

Email: yascita@kendari.wasantara.net

Telephone: (401)391485

Fax: (401)391485

Yayasan Silvagama

Summary: Yayasan Silvagama work in the evergreen forest of Nusakambangan island, which is significant not only for the Cilacap region but also to the areas off the Southern coast of Java island. The small island is under huge illegal logging pressures for the Pelalar tree (the Javan Meranti) that is a precious wood species. This illegal logging threatens the islands stability and the biodiversity and richness of the forest. Yayasan Silvigama work on Environmental Advocacy.

Location: Central Java

Address: Jl. Gajeyan, Gg. Teratai CT X/7, Deresan, Yogyakarta, 55281, Indonesia

Telephone: 121 586452

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