The Other Face of Raja Ampat (Wajah Lain Raja Ampat)

Raja Ampat is famous for its clear seas, karst islands and coral reefs. Behind that image lies a growing wound: nickel mining is spreading across its small islands.

The Other Face of Raja Ampat follows Greenpeace Indonesia across Tanah Papua, from Raja Ampat’s reefs to the hidden mangroves of Bintuni Bay and the Digul river in South Papua, where Indigenous communities are fighting to save the last of their tropical forest.