Environment Guarding the Sacred Waters: How Indigenous Wisdom and Conservation Meet at Central Java’s Telaga Ranjeng October 6, 2026 Azzam Bilal Chamdy BREBES, CENTRAL JAVA — Nestled quietly along the lush, mist-shrouded western slopes of Mount Slamet, Telaga Ranjeng—often referred to locally as Tlogoranjeng—presents a mesmerizing spectacle to anyone fortunate enough to…
Environment Guardians of the Mystic Waters: How Local Wisdom and Conservation Converge at Java’s Telaga Ranjeng October 6, 2026 Asro Nestled against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Slamet’s western slopes in Central Java lies a body of water that defies the ordinary. At Telaga Ranjeng—frequently referred to locally as Tlogoranjeng—thousands…
Environment Protecting the Waters of Maurongga: How Traditional Conservation and Sustainable Octopus Fisheries are Transforming an Ende Community September 25, 2026 Asro ENDE, NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR — Standing on the shores of Maurongga Beach in Ende Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, Imran Tabri gazes out at the turbulent sea. The crashing, high waves…
Environment Guardians of the Southern Sea: How Flores Fishermen Battle Destructive Fishing and Champion Sustainable Octopus Conservation September 21, 2026 Asro By Environmental Reporting Desk ENDE, Nusa Tenggara Timur — As dusk settled over the rugged southern coast of Flores Island, Imran Tabri stood on the shores of Maurongga Beach, gazing…
Travel Wulan Guritno’s East Nusa Tenggara Escape Sparks Renewed Conversation on Indonesian Eco-Tourism and Environmental Conservation September 20, 2026 rifanmuazin Jakarta — Renowned Indonesian actress Wulan Guritno has recently returned from an immersive vacation across the breathtaking landscapes of East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). Beyond sharing picturesque moments of her journey…
Environment Voices of the Wild: How Malang’s Inclusive Elephant Conservation Story Is Breaking New Ground September 20, 2026 Azzam Bilal Chamdy MALANG, INDONESIA — The cavernous hall of the Malang Creative Center buzzed with a rare, tactile kind of energy. Around 50 children and teenagers with disabilities sat cross-legged on the…
Environment The Phantom of the Night: Encounters with Indonesia’s Elusive Leopard Cat and the Perils of Misguided Conservation September 20, 2026 Sagoh Bogor, Indonesia — For wildlife researchers, stepping into the nocturnal forest is an exercise in patience and unpredictability. But for Burhanuddin Ihsan Alfani, a 26-year-old alumnus of the Faculty of…
Environment Beyond the Cage: Why Dedicated Veterinary Hospitals Are the Linchpin of Wildlife Conservation in Ex-Situ Facilities September 19, 2026 Nana Wu By Global Conservation & Veterinary Desk Published: September 2026 Main Facts: The Frontline of Animal Welfare and Modern Conservation In the modern landscape of wildlife preservation, ex-situ conservation facilities—such as…
Environment Indonesia Revives World Mangrove Center Initiative to Secure Global Leadership in Blue Carbon Conservation September 16, 2026 Iffa Jayyana JAKARTA — Indonesia is officially breathing new life into its long-dormant ambition to establish the World Mangrove Center (WMC). Envisioned as a premier global hub for mangrove conservation, restoration, and…
Education Empowering the Next Generation: How National Children’s Day 2026 Became a Classroom for Ocean Conservation July 23, 2026 Pevita Pearce BITUNG, SULAWESI UTARA – The golden sands of Tangkoko Beach served as more than just a playground this July 23, 2026. As Indonesia celebrated National Children’s Day, hundreds of primary…
