The Blue Carbon Paradox: Indonesia’s Ecological Gamble on World Seagrass Day 2026
The global observance of World Seagrass Day on March 1 must no longer serve as a mere calendar ceremony that evaporates without meaningful policy impact.
Kategori: Sulawesi
Sulawesi Bear Cuscus Sightings: A Cry for Help from a Vanishing Habitat
The Sulawesi Bear Cuscus is facing a survival crisis as deforestation and habitat loss force this rare, endemic marsupial out of the canopy and into the public eye.
Women from Makassar demand a solution to the clean water crisis
The lack of clean water has significantly affected the daily lives of residents, impacting health, education, and economic activities. Women from Makassar, supported by local NGOs, have taken action to demand government intervention and a long-term solution to the water crisis.
Indonesia struggles to protect Banggai cardinalfish
The aquarium trade devastated wild populations. Conservation and restoration is now on the agenda, but management and data gaps remain.
SIEJ visits ABC to discuss anoa conservation efforts
The Manado Anoa Breeding Center is the sole conservation center for the endangered species. IUCN estimates 2,499 anoas left on Sulawesi.
Green investment commitment at World Coconut Day in Gorontalo
Collaboration to realize green investment in coconut commodities can promote sustainable development.
Sangihe youth push back against mining in the island
The recent revocation of mining permit in Sangihe prompted its youth to band together in protecting and preserving the nature of the small island.
Mining permit in Sangihe revoked, islanders remain vigilant
Save Sangihe Island (SSI) is ready to take TMS back to court if the government grants another mining operation on the island.
Shark trade: Tighter, better coordination of fishing traffic needed in Sangihe
The coordination of institutions overseeing fishing and product distribution in Sangihe could use some harmony to improve monitoring and data collection.
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