The environmental movement in Tripa Peatswamp Forest (TPSF) in Aceh Province emerged in response to environmental degradation and deforestation that was threatening plant and animal habitats. The movement was pioneered by the Tripa Peatswamp Forest Rescue Coalition (TKPRT) starting in 2008, organizing local communities against a palm oil company. Other groups supporting TPSF rehabilitation include the REDD Task Force, NGOs, and the Tripa Peatswamp Rehabilitation Forum. While mutual commitment and coordination between stakeholders have posed challenges, the recent forest conditions and community participation have supported the movement's success in conserving this important carbon-rich ecosystem.