A strong legal footing
The program materials cite Government Regulation 22/2021 on forest-area arrangement and ATR Regulation 18/2019 on customary land.
Get to know who lives near you. Threatened wildlife may be closer than you think.
Homes still in contention
Tesso Nilo, Kampar kenegerian, Siabu protection forest, and coastal peat tell the same pressure story: concessions, farms, and customary claims on one map.
RiauTesso Nilo
Pelalawan
RiauKenegerian Kampar
Hutan adat
RiauHutan Lindung Siabu
Kampar
RiauGambut pesisir
Meranti · Bengkalis
Place Story
Tesso Nilo National Park
A cinematic flight over Tesso Nilo: what remains, what's been lost, and who still lives there. Data and sources, woven into one story.
Start the storyPlace Story
Siabu Protection Forest
A Kampar protected forest that entered Green Policing reporting: the map overlay is context, not a verdict.
Start the storyPlace Story
Kampar kenegerian
Imbo Putui and other Kampar customary forests: decrees exist; official polygons are not always open.
Start the storyCollaboration to fortify custom as nature’s shield.
Kampar kenegerian, Talang Mamak, Sakai, coastal peat, and Tesso Nilo share one shrinking landscape. We compile satellite data and public registries into a Riau map anyone can check, so people can see, not accuse.
Polda Riau activities
Polda Riau activities
United to Guard Bumi Lancang Kuning
A joint effort of the Riau Malay Customary Institution (LAMR), the land agency (BPN), Polda Riau, and environmental observers. Three programs and three collaboration principles: protect forests, prevent land-and-forest fires, and tidy customary land legality.
This describes a collaboration program. It is not an official Polri portal or a case channel. Green Policing remains a data observatory; right of reply is through /lapor.
Custom first
LAMR hosts: Malay custom opens and closes every joint activity.
Oriented to real results
The focus is concrete output: territory maps, land certificates, and policy declarations.
The full picture: three principle sails, three program decks, and the roles of LAMR, BPN, and Polda Riau.
Customary land and environment field school
One-day village sessions on customary law, land certification, fraud patterns, and fire prevention.
Output: land-rights literacy and jelutung planting practice
Integrated customary community patrol
Regular watches at vulnerable points for illegal logging, illegal mining, fires, sacred sites, and strategic-project land.
Output: monthly reports and hotspot handling
Customary law and environment festival
A cultural campaign and peace declaration to guard Riau’s nature.
Output: peace declaration and customary maps
LAMR
Guide to sacred territory and teacher of customary law.
BPN Riau
Certificate validity checks and land registration.
Polda Riau
Patrol command, law enforcement, and education on land-fraud patterns.
Environmental observers
Record damage and monitor hotspots.
Philosophy
We protect nature, then nature protects us
People and forest live in one cycle: caring for living space is caring for ourselves. Green Policing stands inside that loop, not outside it.
Customary law as the frontline fortress
Customary sanctions and local wisdom stop forest-fire and exploitation threats. The system binds, prevents, and restores — so the ecosystem stays under Indigenous authority.
Mapping living space and identity
The customary-map exhibition brings spatial evidence into public view: historical claims become geospatial data that affirms community-managed boundaries, free of fire hotspots.
Open data, not accusations
We show official data and satellite imagery side by side, so you can read and compare them yourself.
Every claim is clickable
Anything on screen traces back to its source dataset in at most two clicks.
Reproducible
Our pipeline is open: anyone can re-run it and get the same numbers.
It starts with seeing
Awareness begins with clear information. Open the map, explore your region, and share what you find.
Open the map