In January, Professor M. A. Sardjono, director of the renowned Centre of Social Forestry at Muluwarman University, Samarinda, invited LP3M director Niko Boro to present the “happy pig concept of community reforestation” to a multi-stakeholder forum organized by the centre. It was realized that LP3M’s approach is highly relevant and not exactly ‘run of the mill’. CSF, therefore, is planning to share the learning with other communities too. Several of the participants also expressed their willingness to assist with a lobby for the initiative, both at province and regency level. {Jenne de Beer}