We are a not-for-profit wildlife and biodiversity conservation and research organization that protects and safeguards tropical rainforests and the environment in Borneo.
The BNF family is made up of two legally registered organisations which work together to achieve our shared mission to maintain and enhance Kalimantan’s ecosystems, biodiversity and the benefits that these provide to human communities.
Borneo Nature Foundation Indonesia (Yayasan Borneo Nature Indonesia) is a legally registered charitable foundation in Indonesia (AHU-000405.AH.01.05). Based in Palangka Raya, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia it provides direction for and implements our conservation, education, research, outreach and stakeholder engagement activities in Indonesia.
Borneo Nature Foundation International is a legally registered charity in England and Wales (No. 1194359). It obtains international funding support for the Yayasan and research activities in Indonesia, provides technical support and guidance through its scientific experts, promotes our work internationally through outreach and fundraising events, and acts as a bridge between international universities/stakeholders and the Yayasan in Indonesia.
Juliarta Bramansa Ottay
Chairman
Yunsiska Ermiasi
Deputy Director
Agnes Ferisa
Deputy Director
Adhy Maruli
Conservation Manager
YB Anugerah WK Wardhana
Rungan Landscape Programme Manager
Mahmudi
Barito Ulu Programme Coordinator
Mohamad Burhanudin
Communications Manager
Simon Husson
Chief Exective
Dr Helen Morrogh-Bernard
Director of Research
Dr Mark E. Harrison
Director of Research
Dr Susan M. Cheyne
Director of Research
Bernat Ripoll Capilla
Director of Programmes
Suzanne Turnock
Director of Global Outreach
Laura D'Arcy
Chair of the Board of Trustees
Professor Susan Page
Dr David Chivers
Claire McLardy
Victoria Smith
Ellie Monks
Borneo Nature Foundation is a not-for-profit conservation organisation. We work to protect some of the most important areas of tropical rainforest and to safeguard the wildlife, environment and indigenous culture on Borneo.