Several children were seen witnessing the preserved skeleton of a dugong at the Pengudang Seafood Festival, Bintan Regency at the end of 2022. The skeleton was… Read More »Tracing the Trail of Mermaids in Pengudang Bintan Village
The rain has just stopped in Batanghari Village, Rawa Pitu District, Tulang Bawang Regency, Lampung, Monday (24/10/2022) morning. Rokani prepares to harvest the palms. Using a… Read More »Without Subsidized Fertilizer, Independent Palm Oil Farmers in Lampung Still Working on the Land
Conflicts over communal land between communities, government and companies are like endless labyrinths. The DPRD of West Sumatra also took the initiative to draft a regional… Read More »DPRD W Sumatra Arranges Raperda for Indigenous Lands, What’s Their Input?
Residents of Pari Island, Thousand Islands, Jakarta, officially sued Holcim Limited to a Swiss court, Tuesday (31/1/2023). They see Holcim as a company contributing to exacerbating… Read More »Rejecting Drowning, Residents of Pari Island Officially Sue Holcim in Swiss Court
The presence of Government Regulation in Lieu of Law Number 2 of 2022 concerning Job Creation or Perppu CK is still causing polemics to this… Read More »KIARA: The Job Creation Perppu is an unconstitutional form today
Black, reddish brown, orange, yellow, white, blue, and green. The colorful feathers of Cendrawasih, endemic to Papua, are usually worn as a crown on the head… Read More »Strengthening Cenderawasih Protection with the Wisdom of the Indigenous Peoples of Papua
The dirt road meandered endlessly. perforated. Dusty, rocky. Left and right there is only one type of plant: palm trees stretching in all directions. That’s the view when entering… Read More »The Fate of Children in the Middle of Oil Palm Plantation Conflict
Sunny morning, strong sea breeze in mid-2022. The waves also hit the breakwaters and sea water entered the streets. “It’s called g aloro, ” said Asri, a fisherman… Read More »Abrasion of Padang City, How are the Government’s Handling Efforts?
On the left and right of the road along Toiba Village, Bualemo, Banggai, Central Sulawesi, this is a stretch of oil palm. This oil palm plantation… Read More »When Plasma Farms Don’t Live Up to Their Promises, Bualemo Farmers Replace Oil Palm with Various Plants
Porites corals are found in many tropical seas, including Indonesia. It is sometimes called hump coral or finger coral because it generally resembles a hump or dome… Read More »Porites Coral, World Climate Change Databank
Wahyudi (44), was clearing wild plants that had vines on his palm trees when we met him in Tumpakrejo Village, Malang Regency, East Java . Even though he… Read More »The Empty Hope of Palm Oil Plantations in Malang
Bintari Wahyuningsih, skillfully installed a support for chili plants next to his house in Agus Salim Residence Housing Complex, Taman Baru Village, Banyuwangi District, Banyuwangi,… Read More »The Story of Doctor Bintari, Fulfill the Food from the Home Yard Organic Garden
The concept of animal welfare, both wild and domesticated, is not very popular in Indonesia. Animal welfare, in fact, is basically the same as human welfare. The… Read More »Animal Welfare in Indonesia is Still Low, What Should Be Done?
The pick up car traces the dirt road among the young palm trees. The road can only be one car. The four-wheeled vehicle stopped right next to… Read More »Rejuvenation of Oil Palm Plantations Has Not Resolved Various Problems of Independent Smallholders in Landak
Biofuel development policies (BBN) in Indonesia are a response to dependence on fossil fuels and climate change mitigation strategies. Along the way, the biofuel policy which… Read More »Questioning the Domination of Palm Oil in the Development of Biofuels
The coastal reclamation activity carried out by PT TJ Silfanus on Minanga Beach, Malalayang 1 Barat Village, Malalayang District, Manado City, North Sulawesi Province drew… Read More »Should Reclamation Activities Damage Coral Reefs?
Flood tides began to recede, the streets were not yet completely dry. That morning, Cantika Ariani, went to school barefoot. She lifted her white skirt to calf… Read More »Rob Flood on the Demak Coast, Students Study with Soaked Feet
Hundreds of years of mineral mining activities in the Bangka Belitung Archipelago Province, still leaves thousands of hectares of critical land. Efforts have been made to… Read More »Sapu-sapu Plants, Hope for the Recovery of Former Mine Land in Bangka Belitung
Garbage continues to be a problem in various regions in Indonesia. The management of waste management is still chaotic. Prigi Arisandi, Executive Director of Ecoton said, until… Read More »Why is Waste Handling Still Chaotic?
Ecological fiscal transfers ( EFT ) could be the answer in encouraging the sustainability of Indonesia ‘s biodiversity . Unfortunately, it still needs long steps for its implementation, why? Ocky Karna Rajasa, Head… Read More »Biodiversity Can Enter Ecology-Based Fiscal Transfer Mechanisms
Piles of coal piled up on the banks of the river in Sanga Sanga Muara RT 7, Sanga Sanga District, Kutai Kartanegara, East Kalimantan, last… Read More »Illegal Coal Mining is Still Rising in East Kalimantan
The ratification of the Government Regulation in Lieu of Law Number 2 of 2022 concerning Job Creation is considered a bad precedent for the Indonesian… Read More »Is it true that the Job Creation Perppu Will Abandon Small Fishermen?
In zombie films that we may often watch, such as The Walking Dead, World War Z, Train to Busan, or many other films, it is… Read More »The Zombie Mushroom in the Real World that Inspired the Popular Series ‘The Last of Us’