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Scientist: Palm Plantations Hurt Biodiversity

Scientific research reveals that oil-palm plantations established on primary or secondary forests are unsuitable habitats for the majority of forest-dwelling native species, a finding that indicates biodiversity...

Forests Kalimantan Papua Sumatera

River Pollution Gets Worse

In order to commemorate the world water day in March, 22, the Ministry of environment (MOE) publish the monitoring results of river water quality throughout...

Forests Kalimantan Sumatera

Director of PT SPS II: No Hotspot on Our Land

Director of PT Surya Panen Subur II (PT SPS II), Arsul Hadiansyah denied the claims from several Non Governmental Organization (NGO) which states that the...

Environment Forests Kalimantan Papua Sumatera

Bandung Faces Clean Water Crisis

Bandung and its neighboring areas are now under threat of clean water crisis due to the rampant construction of buildings in the northern part of...

Forests Kalimantan Papua Sumatera

Illegal Logging Involved, Officials in Konawe Arrested

Police area of Southeast Sulawesi (Sultra) arrested a police officer NCO rank, because the case involved illegal logging in forest area Konawe. In addition, police...

Forests Kalimantan Papua Sumatera

Development Threatens Papuan Mangrove Forests

Increasing development in the lowland areas of Timika is fueling deforestation and threatening mangrove forests, raising the potential impact of climate change. “We see a serious...

Papua Sulawesi Sumatera

TNC Provides Scientific Approach for Environment in Mining Activity

Conservation agency The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and Indonesian Mining Association (IMA) encourages mining companies to implement the Development by Design or DbD to create balance...

Forests Kalimantan Papua Sumatera

Forestry Ministry Claims Hotspots in Riau Only 3 Left

Forestry Ministry's director general for forest protection and nature conservation (PHKA), Sonny Partono, said heavy rain in several areas in Riau over the weekend has...

Climate change Kalimantan

Heat Waves Grip North Sumatra

The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) recorded temperatures in a number of areas in North Sumatera have reached 35 degrees Celsius. BMKG’s Head of...

Forests Kalimantan Sumatera

Tanjung Peropa Protected Forest was Subjected to Illegal Logging

Protected forest areas of tanjung peropa in Moramo and Kolono sub-districts, District Konawe, Southeast Sulawesi continued to be targeted illegal logging activities by certain elements....

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Articles

Scientist: Palm Plantations Hurt Biodiversity

River Pollution Gets Worse

Director of PT SPS II: No Hotspot on Our Land

Bandung Faces Clean Water Crisis

Illegal Logging Involved, Officials in Konawe Arrested

Development Threatens Papuan Mangrove Forests

TNC Provides Scientific Approach for Environment in Mining Activity

Forestry Ministry Claims Hotspots in Riau Only 3 Left

Heat Waves Grip North Sumatra

Tanjung Peropa Protected Forest was Subjected to Illegal Logging