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Using Gray Literature and Social Media Records to Help Identify Population Hotspots and Conservation Priorities for the Vulnerable Dugong, Dugong dugon (Müller, 1776) in Indonesia

2025, By Akbar A. Digdo, Adolphe O. Debrot, Elisabeth Astari, Bella R. Arinda, Ren. J. H. G. Henkens

Advancing collaborative management in Bukit Rimbang Baling Wildlife Reserve, Riau, Indonesia.

By A Wijayanto, P Wibowo, N Sudarno, Erwin Wilianto, T Cahyono, A A Digdo, U Holisudin, A H Siregar

The ability to meet 2100-calorie intake to identify economic gap in Rimbang Baling.

By  By Satriani, I Zulhamsyah, F Kurniawan, Perdinan, A A Digdo

The use of drones and Artificial Intelligence for dugong sighting detection in a limited resource scenario

By  A A Digdo, E Astari, Bella R Arinda, T Cahyono

Understanding the socio-ecological system of small-scale octopus fisheries in North Minahasa to achieve sustainable certification

By V A Wicaksono, A M Nasution, A R Putriraya, and A A Digdo

Seagrass diversity and dugong observation in North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi

By T S A Meidina, MM Kamal, F Kurniawan, H S Darusman and A Digdo

Karya Ilmiah

Chapter 7 : Maritime Southeast Asia

The project successfully implemented a new collaborative approach to shallow water seagrass mapping, which has been widely shared with local stakeholders and scientists. The approach has the capacity to contribute to the globally standardized seagrass assessment, which is required throughout much of the dugong’s range

 

The Coral Triangle Initiative (CTI), a multilateral partnership between Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Timor-Leste, Papua New Guinea, and Solomon Islands aims to protect marine resources (including dugongs) within the biodiverse region. CTI has recently been using citizen science in dugong population monitoring in the Lease Islands (Coral Triangle Center 2023).

Kajian Mengenai Sosio-Ekologi, Ekonomi, Dan Budaya Serta Kawasan Konservasi Perairan Berbasis Masyarakat Di Pesisir Kabupaten Kepulauan Sangihe

Kajian mengenai sosio-ekologi, ekonomi, dan budaya serta kawasan konservasi perairan berbasis masyarakat di pesisir Kabupaten Kepulauan Sangihe ini bertujuan untuk menggali potensi ekologi, sosial, ekonomi, dan budaya wilayah tersebut. Kajian ini juga mengidentifikasi strategi efektif untuk pelestarian ekosistem dan peningkatan kesejahteraan masyarakat lokal. Pendekatan berbasis masyarakat diharapkan dapat memberikan dampak positif terhadap keseimbangan ekosistem serta keberlanjutan ekonomi dan sosial di Kabupaten Kepulauan Sangihe.

Establishing a baseline for coral reef status at the Sangihe islands, Indonesia

By Bart Martijn van Woerden

Pengembangan Ekowisata Berbasis Masyarakat di Kawasan Pesisir Desa Bahoi, Kabupaten Minahasa Utara, Provinsi Sulawesi Utara

By Andronicus

Join Hands To Protect

Protecting Together: YAPEKA for Empowerment and Nature Conservation.

Mengenal Lamun dan Manfaatnya

YAPEKA, berkolaborasi dengan NIRAS, mengupayakan alternatif mata pencaharian melalui budidaya spirulina yang bernilai ekonomi, melalui kegiatan penyadartahuan generasi muda terhadap jasa lingkungan ekosistem lamun untuk masyarakat pesisir. Bersama generasi muda tingkat SD-SMP

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VOLUNTER YAPEKA (Closed)

YAPEKA merupakan lembaga non-profit memiliki spesialisasi konservasi alam dan pemberdayaan masyarakat. Mengenalkan alam dan keanekaragaman hayati di Indonesia melalui aktivitas kegiatan alam terbuka dalam berbagai bentuk untuk membangun kesadaran akan pentingnya kelestarian.

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Monitoring Ekologi Terumbu Karang di Desa Bulutui dan Gangga Satu, Minahasa Utara

Kegiatan dilakukan pada tanggal di desa Bulutui (16 Maret 2021) dan di desa Gangga Satu (18 Maret 2021). Kegiatan monitoring ekologi ini rutin kami lakukan setiap tahun, guna mengetahui kondisi terkini terumbu karang di kawasan temporary closure atau rumah boboca yang ditutup setiap 3 bulan. Data ini akan juga digunakan untuk mengetahui dampak temporary closure secara ekologi di perairan sekitar lokasi rumah boboca.

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The Harmony of Human and Tiger Life in Rimbang Baling Wildlife Reserve

KERABAT Consortium, Led by YAPEKA work in BBKSDA Riau in collaboration with INDECON and FHK work in a unique area, where the remaining Sumatran tiger population is critically endangered (the IUCN RedList) and coexist with the local human population. This area, known as the Rimbang Baling landscape – with a Wildlife Reserve as its core area – is located in Riau Province, Sumatra Island of Indonesia.  Part of the IUCN ITHCP Phase III supported by KfW, this project’s objective is to help the local community recognize the value of actively conserving Sumatran tigers while simultaneously improving their quality of life.
Conservation of Rimbang Baling Wildlife Reserve (RBWR) requires meaningful participation from diverse stakeholders, for example through conservation and sustainable livelihood aspects. Engaging the management authority, local governments and community who live inside and adjacent to RBWR are essential. Multi-layer collaborative approaches include central government, local government, village government and private sector.

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