GEF Approves Funding for Biodiversity Conservation Projects in Indonesia
Orangutan in Kalimantan. | Photo: Felix Serre on Unsplash.
Global Environment Facility (GEF) has agreed to fund two biodiversity conservation projects in Indonesia, with landscape and spatial approaches.
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