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Brantas-River

Java’s freshwater surprise comes with risk
Academia 1 month ago

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Java’s freshwater surprise comes with risk

Conservation of freshwater biodiversity must be integrated with ongoing watershed rehabilitation and restoration efforts to ensure river health in key basins across Java.
Calls for stronger protection of Brantas River grow as local fish face extinction
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Calls for stronger protection of Brantas River grow as local fish face extinction

A study conducted by Ecological Observation and Wetland Conservation (Ecoton) last year found only seven types of local fish currently inhabiting the downstream area of the Brantas River. Ten years ago, Ecoton researchers had documented up to 13 species of local fish in the same area.
Developed countries urged to pick up Brantas River trash
National 6 years ago

Developed countries urged to pick up Brantas River trash

“These ‘civilized’ countries are widely reputed in waste management, but they apparently throw their plastic waste away in Indonesia,” says the director of Ecological Observation and Wetlands Conservation.
Fish in Brantas River ingest disposable diapers: Study
National 7 years ago

Fish in Brantas River ingest disposable diapers: Study

A study has found that 21 fish species in the Brantas River in East Java are threatened by solid waste that is dumped into the water, including disposable diapers. 
Minister angry about arapaima fish dumped in Brantas
National 7 years ago

Minister angry about arapaima fish dumped in Brantas

Maritime and Fishery Affairs Minister Susi Pudjiastuti has warned people not to cultivate arapaima, as the fish, which is alien to Indonesian waters and can grow up to 2.75 meters, preys on native fish species.
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