Bali’s rainforest holds unique species found nowhere else. Its biodiversity keeps forests regenerating, soils fertile and ecosystems resilient. Seed dispersers, pollinators and fungi are essential, yet habitat loss, wildlife trade and climate change threaten them. Protecting these species means protecting Bali’s future.

Insects have shaped forests for millions of years. They pollinate plants, recycle nutrients and support birds, mammals and entire food webs. Yet their world is fading due to habitat loss, pesticides, climate change and pollution. As insects decline, ecosystems weaken. Through restoration work like Restore the Legacy, forests and their insect life can recover.