The Borneo Project : Summer 2003

Summer 2003

	An Inside Look Into Borneo's Realities
	Gone Borneo!
	Sarawak Activist Tours California
	Maidu Experience Offers Hope, Warnings for Borneo Tribes
	Borneo Micro-Hydro Program Builds on Success
	Borneo News Flash
	Where the Wild Things Are

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Summer 2003

"Mapping Their Own Future" Available on DVD & VHS

The Borneo Project has produced a short film about the "international struggle for native rights in Borneo". Contact us to get your copy of this inspirational tale of survival from the ancient rainforests now!

Where the Wild Things Are
Want Good Feng Shui? Auspicious fish from Borneo can harness positive energy

Borneo News Flash
Stories, reports and highlights from Borneo and beyond

Borneo Micro-Hydro Program Builds on Success
by Wick Pancoast
Building on successful completion of the first micro-hydro system in Long Lawen last year, construction of second system is set to start in Sabah

Maidu Experience Offers Hope, Warnings for Borneo Tribes
by Noriko Toyoda
Indigenous rights activist from Sarawak visits Native Americans in Northern California

Sarawak Activist Tours California
A decade after his passport is confiscated, Jok Jau Evong wins it back in a lawsuit against the government and visits the US for the first time

Gone Borneo!
by Greg Shine
First-hand account by one of our intrepid travelers on the Reality Tour

An Inside Look Into Borneo's Realities
Sarawak communities open their hearts and homes to visitors! The next Reality Tour will take place in March 2004. Customized tours for 4 to 6 travelers can also be accommodated. For more information, contact the Borneo Project.