Indonesia's Peatlands Face Threat from Development and Fires

Peatlands in Indonesia are like giant sponges that store carbon and are home to many animals.

But these areas are being destroyed to make room for farms, which is causing problems.

When the peat dries out, it can catch fire, causing a lot of smoke and pollution.

Locals are fighting to protect these lands, but big companies are trying to take them over.

People have even gone to court to stop the destruction, but so far, they haven't won.

They hope to keep what's left and preserve this special environment.