Civil Society Organizations Demand Equitable Reform of Indonesia Forestry Law to Address Enforcement Gaps and Protect Indigenous Rights
The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) is currently navigating a pivotal legislative juncture as it moves forward with the revision of Law No. 41 of 1999 concerning Forestry. This legislative…
Digital Black Markets Investigating the Coded Networks of Illegal Wildlife Trafficking on Indonesian Social Media and E-Commerce Platforms
The illicit trade of protected wildlife continues to flourish across Indonesia, migrating from traditional brick-and-mortar bird markets to the sophisticated, anonymous corridors of digital platforms. A comprehensive investigation conducted by…
The Dual Legacy of Chandra Sembiring Blending Emergency Medicine and Cinematic Advocacy for Indonesia Fragile Ecosystems
Chandra Sembiring does not fit the conventional mold of a medical professional. While most physicians dedicate their lives to the sterile confines of hospitals and clinics, Sembiring has spent the…
Struggle for Ancestral Lands and the Urgent Call for the Indigenous Peoples Bill Amidst Rising Agrarian Conflicts in Indonesia
The persistent struggle of the Bahau Umaq Telivaq indigenous community in Mahakam Ulu, East Kalimantan, serves as a poignant microcosm of a much larger, systemic crisis unfolding across the Indonesian…
The Guardians of Mount Muria: How Parijoto Cultivation is Revitalizing Local Economies and Preserving Java’s Vital Ecosystems
For nearly three decades, Mashuri, a 62-year-old farmer from the village of Colo in the Dawe District of Kudus, Central Java, has dedicated his life to the cultivation of parijoto,…
Scientists Identify New Marsupial Frog Species Gastrotheca Mittaliiti in the Remote Rainforests of Northern Peru
In the dense, mist-shrouded canopy of the Peruvian Amazon’s montane forests, a team of international researchers has documented a biological marvel: a tiny, neon-green frog that defies the traditional reproductive…
Pasuruan Residents Protest Elite Housing Project on Mount Arjuno-Welirang Slopes Amid Rising Flood Concerns
Tensions reached a boiling point in the highland resort area of Tretes, Pasuruan Regency, as approximately one thousand residents took to the streets on Sunday, March 29, 2026, to voice…
Traditional Taboos and Modern Threats The Struggle to Save the Endemic Primates of Mentawai Islands
Mantaola Siritoitet, a respected sikerei or traditional healer in Matotonan Village, South Siberut, West Sumatra, serves as a vital bridge between the human world and the spiritual realm. In the…
Operation Thunder 2025 Hits Record Seizures as Global Task Force Targets Multibillion Dollar Wildlife and Timber Trafficking Networks
The scale of international environmental crime has reached an unprecedented peak, prompting a massive coordinated response from global law enforcement agencies that has resulted in record-breaking seizures and arrests. Operation…
Jane Goodall Day A Global Call to Action and the Evolution of Community-Led Conservation
April 3 has long been recognized by the international community as the birthday of Dr. Jane Goodall, the pioneering primatologist whose work in Tanzania’s Gombe Stream National Park redefined the…
















