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Borneo

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The Borneo Project supports indigenous communities protecting ancestral rainforests and human rights. The Borneo Project coordinates training, supports legal proceedings, provides small grants, facilitates volunteer opportunities, and supports international education about communities and forests in Borneo through programs that include indigenous lands protection, Natural Resources Management, Green Energy, Community Schools, and global education about Borneo community and environment concerns.

Director: Judith Mayer

1771 Alcatraz Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94703
Tel: (510) 547-4258
Fax: (510) 547-4259

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Web site: http://www.borneoproject.org/

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