Our Work
Where our partners work
Wildlife Asia currently supports locally led conservation across nine priority landscapes in Asia — from tropical forests and river systems to some of the region's most important coastal and marine ecosystems.
Featured landscapes
Our reach
Nine priority landscapes
Select a landscape on the map to see where our partners work.
Landscape directory
Sumatra, Indonesia
Leuser Ecosystem
One of Asia's most biodiverse remaining rainforest landscapes and refuge for Sumatran rhinos, tigers, elephants and orangutans.
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Kawthoolei
Extensive forests and river systems conserved through Indigenous Karen leadership and community stewardship.
ExploreWest Java, Indonesia
West Java
Threatened forest landscapes supporting the recovery and conservation of the Endangered Javan gibbon.
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West Kalimantan
Forest and community landscapes where local organisations work to protect biodiversity while strengthening sustainable livelihoods.
Philippines
Palawan
One of the Philippines' most important centres of endemism, where locally led conservation protects threatened wildlife and habitat.
Philippines
Northern Luzon
Rivers, wetlands and community landscapes supporting some of the Philippines' most threatened and distinctive wildlife.
Vietnam
Pu Mat National Park
An important forest landscape in Vietnam's Annamite region supporting highly threatened wildlife and intensive conservation efforts.
Thailand
Salawin National Park
Forests along Thailand's western border forming part of a wider transboundary landscape of exceptional biodiversity.
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Coastal and marine ecosystems where conservation partnerships address biodiversity protection and threats to marine wildlife.