Weaving the Thread Between the Last Elephant and the Floods in Sumatra
The thread between the last elephant and the floods in Sumatra is clear: both are born from the same destructive system.... Read More
Provincial Governments
Statewide Treaty Bill: Australia’s First Treaty with the Indigenous Australians Passed in Victoria
The state of Victoria passed the Statewide Treaty Bill, marking a new beginning as the first formal treaty in Australia between the state and Indigenous Australians.... Read More
Lumbung Sosial: Challenges and Opportunities of Indonesia’s Social Barn Program
A study by UNICEF and the Indonesian National Development Planning Agency sheds light on the challenges and opportunities of Indonesia’s Lumbung Sosial program. What can we learn from it?... Read More
Nyepi Day and Its Role in Environmental Sustainability in Bali
Nyepi Day, Bali’s Day of Silence, not only holds a deep spiritual meaning but also brings environmental benefits.... Read More
Bali’s Snake Fruit Agroforestry System Is an Agricultural Heritage
The snake fruit agroforestry system in Bali, Indonesia, integrates snake fruit cultivation with other plants using a traditional irrigation system. ... Read More
Pakistan’s Marine Protected Areas to Support Marine Conservation
Pakistan designated Astola Island and Churna Island as Marine Protected Areas to strengthen conservation efforts and tackle pollution issues.
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Mama Bambu: How Women in Flores, Indonesia Take Part in Environmental Conservation
Mama Bambu comprises hundreds of women in Flores, Indonesia, who take care of their environment through bamboo nursery programs. ... Read More
Bali Implements Tourism Tax to Protect Its Culture and Environment
The Bali Provincial Government implemented a tourism tax for foreign tourists to improve services and facilities and preserve the island’s culture and nature.... Read More
Halting Overtourism in Mount Fuji
The new rules at Mount Fuji aim to address overtourism and preserve the mountain’s sustainability.... Read More
The Yurok Tribe in California Enters Partnership to Manage Ancestral Land ‘O Rew
In California, the restoration of ‘O Rew is on track to hand the ancestral land back to its original steward, the Yurok Tribe. ... Read More