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Sperm whale found dead on North Maluku coast

Archipelago 3 years ago

Sperm whale found dead on North Maluku coast

A male sperm whale was found dead and stranded on the coast of Seli on Tidore Islands, North Maluku, Monday, with still unknown cause of death.

YLLI, Talaud regency launch marine & coastal sustainability project

Archipelago 3 years ago

YLLI, Talaud regency launch marine & coastal sustainability project

North Sulawesi's Talaud regency and the YLLI sustainability group have launched a marine and coastal conversation and empowerment project to help improve lives in coastal communities while saving marine life in the surrounding seas to mitigate climate impacts.

Debt cancellation: no quick fix to climate funding crunch

Academia 3 years ago

Debt cancellation: no quick fix to climate funding crunch

Time is short to act on loss and damage funding, after no action at COP26. With economic pain worsening, a new solution is gaining traction — debt cancellation.

Dozens of whales die on East Java beach, rescuers save three

National 5 years ago

Dozens of whales die on East Java beach, rescuers save three

A rescue effort was launched on Thursday after dozens of pilot whales beached. Volunteers pushed some back out to sea.

Summer-vacation initiatives to preserve the ocean

Environment 6 years ago

Summer-vacation initiatives to preserve the ocean

NGOs are now offering lovers of the ocean the opportunity to make a difference by participating in one of the many eco-volunteer programs to preserve oceans and marine species that are underway around the globe.

Dead dolphins wash up on France's shores in record numbers

Environment 6 years ago

Dead dolphins wash up on France's shores in record numbers

Dead dolphins are washing up on France's Atlantic coast in such high numbers that local populations of the mammals are at risk, marine biologists say.

Shark protection regulation needed as population dwindles in Indonesia: Researchers

Environment 6 years ago

Shark protection regulation needed as population dwindles in Indonesia: Researchers

Sharks grow slowly, which makes them vulnerable to fishing, leading to some shark species being under threat of extinction.

Sea change: Minister defends lobster seed export plan amid wave of criticism

National 6 years ago

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Sea change: Minister defends lobster seed export plan amid wave of criticism

Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Edhy Prabowo stands his ground amid a wave of criticism over his plan to lift a ban on the export of lobster seeds, thereby reversing a policy of his predecessor.

Seventeen whales stranded on Sabu Island, 11 dead

National 6 years ago

Seventeen whales stranded on Sabu Island, 11 dead

At least 50 whales were found to have become stranded on Sabu Island over the last seven months

Ecotourism for ocean warriors: 5 places where travelers can help make a difference

Destinations 7 years ago

Ecotourism for ocean warriors: 5 places where travelers can help make a difference

If you’re eager to do your bit on your next holiday, here are five places in Indonesia and beyond where ocean-loving travelers can be part of the change.

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