GREEN LIFE PROJECT:
Since 2009 we protect rainforest and endangered animal species in the Leuser ecosystem on Sumatra in Indonesia. We have cereated a nature reserve Green Life I as a "buffer zone" between Gunung Leuser NP and human civilization. In 2021, the project expanded to Costa Rica, where Green Life II nature reserve have been established on the border with Tapanti National Park.
We provide jobs to people in Green Patrol antipoaching teams, work with the local community and educate next generation. 

BLUE LIFE PROJECT:
In 2017 we established Blue Life I project aimed at protecting underwater world and cleaning beaches from plastic garbage in Pulau Bayak archipelago next to Sumatra. Since 2022 ve cooperate with the local organisation on the educational program Blue Life Kids.
In 2022, the project expanded as Blue Life II to Costa Rica, where an ocean education center and base for monitoring sharks, whales and other endangered species in cooperation with national parks, rangers and the local community, is being built. 

A worldwide monitoring project using camera traps to collect data on animal life, the aim of which is to create an international educational and motivational program called Earth Ethics. It is intended for schools on five continents and will be implemented in cooperation with the International Ranger Federation and state federations of rangers or private reserves. Important part of the project is detection of illegal poaching and logging activities in protected areas, including training of rangers on the use of modern technologies in detection of crimes in national parks.

CIVIC PATROLS AGAINST POISONS IN CZECH COUNTRYSIDE:

The Civic Watch against poisons in the Czech landscape is trying to suppress deliberate and secondary poisoning of animals. We do seasonal field monitoring to point out the offense against nature and landscape, and other people and their pets as well. We collect and document findings and evidence. We cooperate with other state and non-state entities

For more information visit www.justicefornature.org