The rich rainforests of Sarawak, Malaysia, once vibrant with biodiversity, confront an existential crisis as rampant deforestation, fueled by the unrelenting demand for tropical wood and palm oil, threatens their existence. In lieu of the diverse ecosystem, expansive monocultures of oil palms and acacia plantations now dominate the landscape, marking a poignant departure from the once-thriving and diverse rainforest.