Tropical Cyclone Senyar hit Sumatra hard in November 2025. It killed hundreds and displaced thousands in Aceh. Extreme rain caused the damage, but deforestation made it catastrophic. Aceh lost over 700,000 hectares of forest since 1990. Illegal logging, palm oil plantations, and mining stripped away nature’s flood defenses. Trees no longer hold soil or slow …
In an era where sustainability isn’t just a buzzword but a business imperative, Indonesia’s vast pine forests are emerging as a powerhouse for non-wood forestry products. At N.A.V.A.L., we’re at the forefront of this green revolution, supplying high-quality, eco-friendly materials that meet global standards without compromising the planet. Non-wood forestry products (NWFPs) include everything from …
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NAVAL Group team distributing flood aid with help Indonesian Military. As 2025 drew to a close, Sumatra faced one of its most severe natural disasters: Cyclone Senyar unleashed torrential rains, floods, and landslides, affecting over 3 million people and claiming hundreds of lives across northern provinces. At N.A.V.A.L. Group, we couldn’t stand by—we mobilized quickly …
