PROFAUNA Indonesia and the P-WEC Educational Forest provided hundreds of tree seedlings to forest farmers in East Java. The tree seedlings comprised two groups: fruit trees and banyan trees.
More than 30 people enthusiastically participated in the biodiversity exploration activities at the P-WEC Educational Forest on Sunday (September 7, 2025). They participated in the P-WEC forest to learn about rare tree species, bird watching, and tree nurseries.
Farmers from the Maju Mapan Forest Farmers Group (KTH) gathered at a forest monitoring post in Tambaktrejo Village, Sumbermanjing Wetan District, Malang Regency, for a thanksgiving celebration and to reaffirm their commitment to participating in forest conservation
The Javan hawk-eagle is not the only eagle to have visited the P-WEC Educational Forest. Previously, black eagles (Ictinaetus malayensis) and long-billed serpent eagles (Spilornis cheela) have also visited
Forests are not just wood or trees, but there are other lives that interact with each other. Forests are one of the complex ecosystems, involving many species that affect human life.
