On May 22-23, the Coalition of Non-Governmental Organizations and Research Institutions incorporated in RESTORE + invited governments, businesses, communities, and young people in East Kalimantan to participate in the landscape restoration process by collecting data on landscapes through the crowdsourcing platform RESTORE +. Degradation of landscapes and forests has adverse impacts on various aspects of community life, such as the decline in agricultural production. Through a workshop titled 'Towards Sustainable Landscape Restoration in East Kalimantan', for two days the RESTORE+ coalition mobilized the aspirations of the people of East Kalimantan to build together platforms that can address the challenges of restoration in the province.