Many people assume that peat ecosystems have low productivity, marginal land and cannot be utilized. But in fact, peatland supports the development and life of the Indonesian people because of its functions related to water regulation, carbon storage, sources of community life, harbor of biodiversity and reducing hydrometeorological disasters

Forest and land fires, or commonly referred to as Karhutla, especially on peatlands, have been a sad story for Indonesia for at least the past […]

Bogor, 30 Juli 2019. Head of Forest Research and Development, Research and Development and Innovation Body of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (MoEF), who […]

Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Japan and India are among the countries gathering in the Netherlands this week to discuss how to scale up the nature-based adaptation […]

Business and industry need to act if we are to reverse the loss and degradation of wetlands globally. This is why we work with not […]

Wetland International Indonesia (WII) is currently seeking for a Business Model Developer, who will be responsible to develop business cases based on 10 DMG-Indonesia project […]

The National Workshop on Conservation of Migratory Birds and Their Habitat in Indonesia was held in Bogor – West Java, on 27 November 2018. Taking […]

Bali, Indonesia – Indonesia is on target to set aside 20 million hectares of its territorial waters for conservation and expects to fully deliver on […]

Today is a good day for the local people of Bedono, Surodadi, and Timbulsloko, because today the handover ceremony will take place of the permeable […]