The Indigenous Forest Book in Infographics is the result of research conducted in thirteen indigenous forest locations, amounting to 274 pages. It includes; first, the management of natural resources, a glossary of indigenous forest terms, and local wisdom. Second, community elements, institutions, laws, and territories. Third, maps of indigenous forest overlaps with forest areas and licensing locations. And fourth, the chronological conflict flow in each region. This infographic-format book supports the advocacy strategy for indigenous legal communities in those thirteen locations.

Communication using infographic media in this book is not intended to simplify the content or research sources, but to condense it. Complexity is still presented so that we can grasp substantial articles in an attractive visual manner.

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