Rainwater Harvesting Ponds Transform Arid Bantul Farmland Amidst Escalating Climate Risks

In the rugged, sun-scorched perches of Nawungan Hamlet, located within the Selopamioro Village of Bantul Regency, Yogyakarta, a silent revolution in water management has fundamentally altered the landscape of local…

Climate Change and Shifting Habitats The Growing Global Crisis of Venomous Snake Migration and Human Conflict

The global climate crisis is no longer a distant threat characterized solely by melting polar ice caps or rising sea levels; it has begun to fundamentally alter the biological map…

Indonesia’s Biocultural Wealth and the Quest for Food Sovereignty Amidst the Global Climate Crisis

Every May 22, the international community observes the International Day for Biological Diversity, a date established by the United Nations to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues. For Indonesia,…

Mongabay Launches Y. Eva Tan Conservation Reporting Fellowship to Empower Environmental Journalists Amidst Global Climate Crisis

The escalating impact of environmental degradation and the worsening global climate crisis have necessitated a more robust and sophisticated approach to environmental journalism. As ecosystems reach critical tipping points, the…

The Great Famine of 1876 to 1879 and the Global Climate Catastrophe of the Late Nineteenth Century

Between the years 1876 and 1879, the planet endured one of the most devastating climatic disasters in modern history, a period marked by a synchronized global drought that triggered a…

Guardians of the Limestone Hills: How the Boti People’s Ancestral Wisdom Defies Climate Change in East Nusa Tenggara

In the rugged, sun-scorched landscapes of the Kie District in South Central Timor, the Boti indigenous community stands as a living testament to human resilience against the intensifying whims of…

Tegal Establishes Coastal Urban Research Center to Combat Climate Crisis and Guide Sustainable Development in Secondary Cities

The city of Tegal, situated on the vulnerable northern coast of Central Java, has taken a significant step toward addressing the existential threats posed by the climate crisis with the…

Women of East Nusa Tenggara Drive Food Sovereignty and Climate Resilience Through Organic Gardening and Bamboo Conservation

In the rural landscapes of East Nusa Tenggara, specifically within the villages of Watu Galang and Teka Iku, a transformative movement led by women is reshaping the intersection of agriculture,…

Resilience in the Face of the Tide How Women in East Lombok are Turning Marine Waste into Economic Security Amidst Climate Instability

The salty morning breeze swept across the coast of Kuranji Hamlet in Paremas Village, East Lombok, on a Tuesday morning in late March. Along the modest wooden pier, a group…

Resilience in the Tides: How Women in East Lombok are Navigating Climate Change Through Sustainable Seafood Innovation

The soft sea breeze carries the familiar scent of salt across the coastal stretch of Kuranji Hamlet in Paremas Village, East Lombok, as dawn breaks over the horizon. On a…

Climate Fest Vol 2 in Padang Harnesses Music and Activism to Demand Just Energy Transition and Environmental Protection

The open field of the West Sumatra Cultural Park in Padang became a dense sea of thousands of young people on the evening of Saturday, April 18, 2026, as the…