世界自然保护联盟IUCN：2026年为东南亚和太平洋地区热带雨林的未来提供资金报告（英文版）

The SEAP region hosts one of the world’s most important forest biomes and contains a significant share of Earth’s remaining tropical primary forests. These forests regulate climate, store carbon, stabilize rainfall, mitigate extreme heat, and sustain exceptional biodiversity, while supporting the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people through timber, non-timber forest products (NTFPs), agroforestry, and ecosystem services.¹ Despite their importance, SEAP’s primary forests are declining