Help protect Papua New Guinea's forests

Seen signs of clearing in a protected area?
Report it here.

Report an alert
Spotted suspicious activity in a protected area?
Submit a report and we'll investigate.
Submit a report
How it works
1. You see something
You spot signs of clearing or damage in a protected forest area. It could be fresh tracks, felled trees, or bare ground where there was forest before.
2. You report it
Use the form to mark the location on the map and tell us what you saw. You don't need an account — anyone can submit a report.
3. Authorities are notified
Your report goes directly to the government departments responsible for overseeing the management of protected areas in your region. They will review it and take action as needed.

This platform was developed as part of the GEF7 FOLUR Project, which supports landscape-scale forest restoration and monitoring across Papua New Guinea. This initial pilot is focused on the protected areas of New Britain Island.

It is managed by CEPA (Conservation and Environment Protection Authority) and is designed to be used at both national and subnational levels — giving rangers, local stakeholders and government the tools to detect, report and respond to forest clearing activity in their area. Satellite alert data is provided by Global Forest Watch.