Don’t let The Last Place on Earth – where orangutans, tigers, elephants & rhinos live together – disappear forever.

There’s still hope but only if you act now.

The Last Place on Earth film follows the fight to protect Indonesia’s Leuser Ecosystem—a struggle shaped by years of investigations, frontline organizing, and pressure from Indigenous communities, local partners, and supporters around the world who refused to accept rainforest destruction as the cost of doing business.

But this is only the beginning.

The commitments made in the Leuser Ecosystem will only succeed if the world's largest palm oil buyers—including Mondelēz, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Mars, Unilever and Procter & Gamble—stay engaged and follow through with real investment, accountability, and action. 

Join Rainforest Action Network to help keep the pressure on. Together we can turn initial promises into lasting protection on the ground for rainforests, wildlife, and Indigenous communities—and prove this model can work far beyond the Leuser Ecosystem. 

Sign our petition and we'll deliver your signatures to these critical corporate players!