Greenpeace Activists Scale Bundaran HI Monument to Protest Climate Inaction and Economic Hardship Under Prabowo-Gibran Administration
In a striking demonstration of civil disobedience, six activists from the environmental organization Greenpeace Indonesia scaled the iconic Selamat Datang Monument at the heart of Jakarta’s Bundaran Hotel Indonesia on…
Indonesia’s Pivot to Permanent Peatland Governance Amid Escalating Climate Crisis
The Indonesian government is currently recalibrating its environmental strategy following a catastrophic surge in forest and peatland fires during the 2026 season, which has left administrative authorities struggling to contain…
Climate Change Threatens Global Aquaculture Stability and the Future of Food Security
The stability of global aquaculture, a sector increasingly vital to feeding an expanding world population, is facing a silent but profound existential threat: the destabilization of fish reproduction caused by…
The Rising Peril of Electrocution Among Javan Slow Lorises and the Intertwined Crisis of Habitat Fragmentation and Climate Change
The Javan slow loris (Nycticebus javanicus), a charismatic yet vulnerable primate endemic to the island of Java, is currently facing an alarming surge in life-threatening encounters with human infrastructure. Reports…
Climate Change Threatens Global Fish Reproduction and the Future of Aquaculture
The 2024 report by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, titled The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture (SOFIA 2024), underscores a critical turning point for…
Indigenous Wisdom as a Climate Buffer: How the Boti Community Secures Food Sovereignty Amidst Environmental Uncertainty
Deep within the rugged terrain of the Kie District in the South Central Timor Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, the Boti people stand as a living testament to the efficacy…
Resurrecting Kelekak: How a Community-Led Agroforestry Movement is Battling Climate Crisis and Biodiversity Loss in Bangka
The devastating drought of 2015 served as a brutal wake-up call for the residents of Zed Village in the Mendo Barat District of Bangka, Kepulauan Bangka Belitung. As water tables…
Nunas Nede: Preserving Ancient Wisdom and Water Security in the Face of Climate Uncertainty in Lombok Timur
The courtyard of Amaq Marni’s residence in Kesik Village, Masbagik, East Lombok, serves as the epicenter of a profound communal effort. Here, villagers gather in a rhythmic choreography of preparation,…
Indonesia Faces Climate Credibility Crisis as Surge in Forest Fires Threatens 2030 Emission Targets
The archipelago of Indonesia is currently grappling with an alarming escalation in forest and land fires (karhutla) that has sent a shockwave through its environmental policy landscape. As of August…
Sukun as a Strategic Solution to Indonesia’s Growing Food Insecurity Amidst Prolonged El Nino Climate Impacts
The Indonesian archipelago is currently grappling with a severe climate-driven crisis as the Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika (BMKG) reports that an atmospheric drought is intensifying across the nation. According…
Indonesia Faces Mounting Pressure to Reconcile Domestic Extractive Policies with International Climate Obligations
The Republic of Indonesia currently finds itself at a critical crossroads, grappling with a stark dichotomy between its active participation in global climate diplomacy and its domestic economic trajectory. While…

















