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Nepenthes ampuralia atau Kantong Semar tumbuh di hutan Lempur, Kabupaten Kerinci, Jambi. Tumbuhan karnivora ini sampai sekarang masih dijadikan pembungkus makanan tradisonal lemang Kantong Semar. (Ekuatorial/Gresi Plasmanto)

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Traditional Dish Adds To Threats Facing Indonesia’s Carnivorous Plants

March 7, 2026

Nepenthes ampuralia, or pitcher plant, grows in the Lempur forest in Kerinci Regency, Jambi. This carnivorous plant is still used to wrap the traditional food lemang

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Loss of farmer life on industrial plantation in Kalimantan’s forest

The forced eviction of gardens in Lelayang Hamlet to use industrial forest plantations left local residents…

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Kawasan Industri Marunda_Amandra Megarini

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Twelve journalists awarded EJN story grants to report on air pollution in Jakarta

Journalists will produce stories that will highlight disproportionate impacts of air pollution on women,…

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In Indonesia, tin mining threatens an age-old fishing tradition

The islanders of Bangka Belitung have long hunted squid for sustenance and trade, but…

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More adaptive food management is becoming increasingly important to anticipate the impacts of the climate crisis that disrupt productivity.

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In Maluku Province in far eastern Indonesia, an increasingly erratic climate has left clove farmers unable to depend on the...

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Maleo Tiba-Tiba Muncul di Kaki Gunung Klabat

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With Prabowo winning the election, now is the time to enshrine Indigenous rights, write Michelin Sallata and Roberto Duma Buladja.

Article Ocean and maritime

The aquarium trade devastated wild populations. Conservation and restoration is now on the agenda, but management and data gaps remain.

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Critically endangered yellow-crested cockatoo

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Fokus: Kalimantan-en • Forests • Java • Papua-en • Sumatera-en

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The Blue Carbon Paradox: Indonesia's Ecological Gamble on World Seagrass Day 2026

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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.

West Java Besieged by Indonesia’s Deadliest Coal-Fired Power Plants

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In West Java, three major facilities—the Cirebon, Pelabuhan Ratu, and Indramayu coal power plants—have made the blacklist.

The Failing Promise of Indonesia's Biomass Energy Plantations

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The Dark Shadow Behind the Copper Glint: Locking Papua's Fate into Ecological Disaster

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One more Javan leopard has been permanently removed from a population already in a critical state—estimated at only a few hundred individuals left in the wild.

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Byak indigenous leaders in Papua have rejected a planned military base on their ancestral lands, demanding respect for their customary rights and cultural heritage.

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Sumatra’s Forests are Wounded: Restoration Requires More Than Just Permit Revocations

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Environmental advocates argue that the Indonesian government's revocation of 28 business permits in Sumatra is an insufficient measure that must be followed by comprehensive ecological restoration and the...

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Papuan Indigenous people in Sorong recently rejected a multi-billion rupiah offer from a palm oil company, choosing to protect their...

Inside Borneo’s 'extractive octopus': How palm oil and mining giants fuel labor abuse and ecological ruin in West Kalimantan.

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Legal intimidation and criminalization of community leaders defending their ancestral forests in West Kalimantan.

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President Joko Widodo at a meeting in Dubai, UAE

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At COP28, President Joko Widodo discusses Indonesia's energy transition and the funding required to achieve net zero.

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COP28 succeeded in gathering commitments to fund loss and damage from a number of developed countries, such as the United...

Activists in WALHI protested in front of the Japanese embassy in Jakarta

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Traditional Dish Adds To Threats Facing Indonesia’s Carnivorous Plants

Loss of farmer life on industrial plantation in Kalimantan’s forest

Twelve journalists awarded EJN story grants to report on air pollution in Jakarta

In Indonesia, tin mining threatens an age-old fishing tradition

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Keberlanjutan pangan di tengah krisis iklim

Indonesian farmers’ song of drought and despair

Climate crisis to cause mass bleaching of Indonesian coral areas by 2044

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Clove farmers in Indonesia’s ‘Spice Islands’ face increasing uncertainty in a changing climate

Plastic Trash Runs Down the Solo River to Pollute the Java Sea

BIG Launched Participatory Mapping Application

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Indonesia’s president-elect must move to ratify Indigenous Peoples Bill

Indonesia struggles to protect Banggai cardinalfish

Women’s double burden due to air pollution in Marunda flats

Calls grow for stricter law on wildlife trafficking in Indonesia

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The Blue Carbon Paradox: Indonesia’s Ecological Gamble on World Seagrass Day 2026

West Java Besieged by Indonesia’s Deadliest Coal Power Plants

Green Illusions: The Failing Promise of Indonesia’s Biomass Energy Plantations

The Dark Shadow Behind the Copper Glint: Locking Papua’s Fate into Ecological Disaster

The Death of the Javan Leopard: The Fallen Guardian of Sanggabuana Forest

Byak Indigenous People Reject Indonesian Military Base Construction on Ancestral Lands in Papua

Forests & Conservation

Sumatra’s Forests are Wounded: Restoration Requires More Than Just Permit Revocations

Papuan Indigenous Community Rejects Palm Oil Expansion Despite Multi-Billion Rupiah Promises

The Impact of Industrial Mining and Palm Oil on Borneo’s Rainforest Communities

The Criminalization of Indigenous Defenders in Borneo

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COP28: Indonesia needs 1 trillion US dollars for energy transition

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