Improving the resilience of SEA peatlands to fire and climate change through restoration is extremely difficult and presents many challenges. The Indonesian government has tasked the Badan Restorasi Gambut  to restore peatlands . Other local initiatives exist, such as fire management programmes and restoration projects . Since 2016, the government of Indonesia has re-wetted ~380,000 hectares of degraded peatlands, mainly by blocking canals and flooding, but less than 2000 hectares have been successfully restored to sustaining native plant species common to peat swamp forests . Replanting native trees has had relatively little success  because such trees have low tolerance to prolonged inundation and no fire adaptation strategies .
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