A Dying To Live Conservation Trust Project
Project Rainforest: Borneo
Help restore native rainforest habitat for orangutans and the countless species that depend upon it.
Project Introduction
Restoring Habitat. Protecting Wildlife. Creating a Future.
Borneo's rainforests support an extraordinary diversity of life, including the critically endangered Bornean orangutan. Habitat loss and fragmentation continue to place immense pressure on wildlife and the ecosystems upon which local communities depend.
Project Rainforest: Borneo will support the planting and establishment of native rainforest trees through an experienced local conservation partner. The project will be designed around appropriate native species, local knowledge, long-term maintenance and transparent reporting.
Every £5 helps fund the restoration of one native rainforest tree.
Restore
Help restore degraded rainforest using locally appropriate native tree species.
Protect
Support the recovery of habitat used by orangutans and other rainforest wildlife.
Connect
Help strengthen and reconnect fragmented areas of forest where the project design allows.
Tree Funding
Fund Native Rainforest Trees
Select how many native rainforest trees you would like to fund. Each £5 contribution supports the planting and establishment of one tree as part of the wider restoration project.
You are funding 5 native rainforest trees.
Your total contribution is £25.
Your contribution may support seed collection, nursery development, native seedlings, local planting teams, site preparation, transport, early maintenance, monitoring and project reporting.
Live Project Progress
Our Goal: 10,000 Native Rainforest Trees
Trees Funded
7,271
Trees Remaining
2,729
Total Raised
£36,355
Complete
72.7%
7,271 of 10,000 trees funded · £36,355 raised · 72.7% complete
Why This Matters
Why Borneo?
Borneo contains some of the most biologically diverse rainforest on Earth. Its forests provide habitat for orangutans, gibbons, clouded leopards, hornbills and thousands of other species.
Restoration cannot replace the protection of existing mature rainforest. However, carefully planned native forest restoration can help recover degraded land, improve ecological connectivity and support wider landscape conservation.
Tree planting alone will not save orangutans. It is one part of a wider conservation approach that must include habitat protection, anti-poaching, and community engagement.
Interactive Conservation Map
Explore Borneo's Rainforest
Click on a tree marker to discover the wildlife and conservation stories behind each planting site across Borneo.
Supporters Wall
Together, We Are Making a Difference
Together, our supporters have funded 7,271 native rainforest trees.
James W.
1 treeSophie B.
8 treesPierre D.
15 treesHans M.
22 treesEva L.
4 treesGiovanni R.
11 treesMaria G.
18 treesSven A.
25 treesAoife O.
7 treesLars E.
14 treesKlaus B.
21 treesElena P.
3 treesNikolai P.
10 treesAna S.
17 treesMateusz K.
24 treesCatharina W.
6 treesLiam O.
13 treesCamille L.
20 treesTomas N.
2 treesGreta J.
9 treesFrancesco B.
16 treesBridget W.
23 treesAnders H.
5 treesLiesl W.
12 treesDimitri S.
19 treesIngrid H.
1 treeMarcel D.
8 treesSiobhan M.
15 treesOtto B.
22 treesChloé M.
4 treesRasmus M.
11 treesFelicity H.
18 treesJozef N.
25 treesAnnika L.
7 treesMarco F.
14 treesDagmar S.
21 treesPadraig B.
3 treesEloise F.
10 treesMagnus O.
17 treesSaskia V.
24 trees
Take Action
Help Return Life to the Rainforest
Fund one tree or one hundred. Every contribution moves Project Rainforest: Borneo closer to its goal.