Book Exchange with Seeds
A partnership inviting the public to exchange books for seeds — turning reading into reforestation and conservation awareness.
YKRI mobilises partners from media houses to artists and global brands to fund, document and celebrate Indonesia's botanical gardens.
YKRI creates opportunities to mobilise resources and partners, saving Indonesia's tropical endangered plant species through cooperation rather than isolation.
Each initiative pairs the gardens with a partner media, the arts, science or industry to fund conservation while growing public knowledge and love for plants.
Increasing cooperation between gardens, government, business and the public.
Channelling financial and human resources to where conservation needs them.
Using culture and media to make conservation visible and shared.
A selection of YKRI's collaborations across media, science and the arts.
A partnership inviting the public to exchange books for seeds — turning reading into reforestation and conservation awareness.
An expedition along Java's longest river, documenting riverine flora and the ecosystems that depend on it.
Dedicated conservation of the titan arum (Amorphophallus titanum) — one of Indonesia's most spectacular and threatened blooms.
A competition and workshop bringing photographers face to face with botanical gardens, building a public archive of Indonesia's flora.
A benefit concert with conductor Adie MS, uniting the arts and conservation to raise support for the gardens.
Collaborating with acclaimed director Garin Nugroho to tell the story of Indonesia's plants on screen.
A stamp design series celebrating rare and endangered plants — putting conservation into the hands of the nation.
Building and sustaining an orchid greenhouse at Bogor to conserve and propagate native orchid species.
Brands, institutions and individuals all have a role in keeping Indonesia's flora alive.