Dayak communities in Central Kalimantan, Indonesian Borneo, have been losing their ancestral forests to industrial companies for decades. Each year, the region is prone to deadly fires caused by deforestation, trapping Borneo in a permanent state of ecological crisis. With fire season approaching, social media activist Emmanuela Shinta is immersed in a quiet cat and mouse game of raising funds to buy strategic plots of land near her native village, creating an indigenous conservation zone before it is transformed into another mining field.