Southeast Asians as the Biggest Microplastic Eaters
Humans are becoming bigger and bigger microplastic eaters, and Southeast Asians get the biggest portion.... Read more
SDGs Goal 14
Indonesia-UK Cooperation to Strengthen Marine Conservation
Indonesia partners with the UK to improve the quality of marine conservation area management through the Blue Planet Fund project.... Read more
How Umah Lumba Rescues and Rehabilitates Circus Dolphins
In Indonesia, Umah Lumba aims to rescue, rehabilitate, and eventually release circus dolphins back into their natural habitat... Read more
Restoring Aral Sea’s Dried-Up Ecosystem
The Aral Sea is an example of severe environmental degradation caused by overexploitation. Is restoration possible? ... Read more
How Semende Tribe in Indonesia Coexists with Wild Cats
The Semende Tribe and wild cats show an example of a mutually beneficial relationship between humans and biodiversity.... Read more
Recent Study Reveals New Biodegradable Plastic Alternative to Styrofoam
Researchers in Massachusetts discovered a new biodegradable plastic alternative that degrades quicker when tested in seawater.... Read more
Understanding the Severity of Sea Level Rise
Sea level rise has caused devastating impacts on people and the planet. How is its current state and what can be done to address it?... Read more
How Moana Project Combines Traditional Knowledge and Technology for Ocean Sustainability
The Moana Project in New Zealand aims to protect the ocean by combining traditional knowledge with technology.... Read more
Involving Local Fishers in Whale Shark Conservation
Overall, enabling local communities as collaborators in whale shark conservation efforts leads to positive results.
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Upholding the Machángara River’s Rights of Nature Against Pollution
A court ruling affirmed the violated rights of nature of the Machángara River in Ecuador due to pollution and neglect by the municipality.... Read more