马来西亚土著社区保护6 000公顷森林免遭伐木和毁林。 Indigenous community in Malaysia protects 6,000-hectare forest from logging and deforestation.

在马来西亚婆罗洲沙捞越,Long Moh社区保护了6 000公顷的林区,使其免于狩猎、捕鱼和砍伐森林。 In Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo, the community of Long Moh has protected a 6,000-hectare forest area from hunting, fishing, and deforestation. 这一努力旨在保护该区域生物多样性,该区域一直受到伐木和棕榈油种植园的影响,估计50多年来初级森林覆盖面损失了90%。 This effort aims to preserve the region's biodiversity, which has suffered from logging and palm oil plantations, leading to an estimated 90% loss of primary forest cover over 50 years. 尽管伐木取得了经济效益,但肯尼亚等地方土著社区仍面临环境和社会影响。 Despite economic gains from logging, local Indigenous communities like the Kenyah have faced environmental and social impacts.