encroachment by about 127,000 people covered an area of 55,000 ha. For the period between 1972 and 2006, it is estimated that 63,000 ha of primary forest cover has been lost. This represents 20% of the forests lost to illegal agriculture. The World Wide Fund for Nature found that more than 450 km2 of park land is being used for growing coffee, and the organisation is now working with multinational coffee companies to help them avoid buying illegally grown coffee. In 2021 this situation is still pending. See also List of national parks of Indonesia References National parks of Indonesia World Heritage Sites in Indonesia ASEAN heritage parks Protected areas established in 1982 Protected areas of Sumatra Geography of Lampung Geography of Bengkulu Geography of South Sumatra Tourist attractions in Lampung Tourist attractions in South Sumatra Tourist attractions in Bengkulu 1982 establishments in Indonesia