State of The Whale Shark Population in Saleh Bay 2025 Report
Whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) are ecologically significant marine megafauna that are consistently recorded in Saleh Bay, Sumbawa, West Nusa Tenggara—one... View Detail
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Whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) are ecologically significant marine megafauna that are consistently recorded in Saleh Bay, Sumbawa, West Nusa Tenggara—one... View Detail
This book serves as a strategic scientific reference and guide to support the Indonesian government's ambitious goal of effectively protecting 30% of... View Detail
Policy Recommendation: Sustainable Blue Carbon Ecosystem Management and Shrimp Farm Area Expansion through Ocean Accounting Approach and Spatial Feasibility Study... View Detail
The Indonesian coastal community has a long history of practicing shrimp farming. It is one of the important economic sectors... View Detail
The Seagrass Monitoring Pocketbook for Community Monitoring Groups (Pokmaswas) serves as a guide for Pokmaswas in completing the seagrass monitoring sheet. Each section... View Detail
Seaweed is one of the superior cultivated products which is a livelihood for coastal communities and a leading export commodity... View Detail
Blue carbon ecosystems have great potential to support the achievement of national emission reduction targets, drive the transition to a low-carbon economy and... View Detail
NTT is a prominent seaweed-producing province that contributes about 15% of Indonesia's seaweed production. In 2024, the province produced 1,498,781... View Detail
This feasibility study aims to review the feasibility of implementing a blue carbon project in seagrass ecosystems, particularly those located... View Detail
The Republic of Indonesia's State Fisheries Management Areas (WPP-NRI) 714 and 718 are two strategic areas that hold great potential in the fisheries sector. View Detail
There is increasing attention from government authorities on communities as resource users in the protection and management of natural resources.... View Detail
For the Andamata people, mangroves, known as "manggi-manggi," are an important ecosystem that not only provides food and medicine, but... View Detail