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Indonesia's more than 17,000 islands contain the largest expanse of tropical rainforest in Southeast Asia,

and they're teeming with biodiversity.

These forests are just incredibly rich. Conservation scientist Eric Mayard has worked for more

than three decades in these forests. He heads up the scientific consulting company Borneo Futures.

Of course, it's hot and sweaty and humid, but there's so much diversity in these forests. There's

bird calls everywhere. Everywhere you look, you see life.

Bill Lawrence is a tropical ecologist at James Cook University in Australia. The forests are just festooned

with plants and animals and birds and everything just chirping away and, you know, it's just this giant

bastion of life.

That life is on the brink because Lawrence says Indonesia has an incredible concentration of the

world's endangered and critically endangered species.

Sort of an incredible magical place on one sense, but it's also a place that's greatly

imperiled right now.

And then there's another sort of peril, one facing the scientists who do conservation work there.

That's the topic of a recent letter Lawrence and Mayard published in the journal Current Biology.

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