Our work is to assess the conservation status of all plant species native or naturally occurring in Indonesia. We focus on endemic species and endemic and commercial plant species for our Red List assessments.
One of our objectives is that the national Red List data will be used as a standard guide for government and stakeholders to carry out best forest management practices.
We aim to complete the conservation status assessment of Indonesian native plant species. To improve the understanding of the assessors on the Red List assessment process, the IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria, and the supporting information requirements for assessments.
Complete assessment of species, including commercial timber species, trees, non-tree species, and ornamental species.
Learn about IPRLA’s work and results in 2023.
Previous reports:
IPRLA Annual Report 2022
IPRLA Annual Report 2021
IPRLA Annual Report 2020
IPRLA Annual Report 2019
IPRLA Annual Report 2018
IPRLA Annual Report 2016-2017
Field visit at RL workshop, Kalimantan. Credit: IUCN SSC Indonesian Plant Red List Authority (IPRLA).
Forest in Indonesian. Credit: WRI
The participants of Indonesian RLA workshop, 2019. Credit: R. Risna.
