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Countless jellyfish leave Probolinggo waters after stealing locals’ attention
National 1 month ago

Countless jellyfish leave Probolinggo waters after stealing locals’ attention

Although such jellyfish sightings are considered a common yearly occurrence, many local residents st...
Government: Indonesia produces up to 0.59 million tons of marine debris per year
Business 5 months ago

Government: Indonesia produces up to 0.59 million tons of marine debris per year

Jambeck’s study calculated that Indonesia produces around 1.29 million metric tons of marine d...
8 simple steps you can take right now to save the oceans
Environment 8 months ago

8 simple steps you can take right now to save the oceans

It’s easy and all about making good consumer choices, plus reducing your contribution to clima...
The ultimate experience: Scuba diving in Bali
Activities 1 year ago

The ultimate experience: Scuba diving in Bali

Scuba diving is one of those experiences that everyone should experience at least once in a lifetime...
Wakatobi Islands: Underwater nirvana like no other
Destinations 1 year ago

Wakatobi Islands: Underwater nirvana like no other

The clear and clean seawater that surrounds the Wakatobi Islands holds the highest number of re...
Guide to first-time snorkelers in Indonesia
Tips 1 year ago

Guide to first-time snorkelers in Indonesia

Never donned a mask and a snorkel to discover the underwater world, but curious to try? Follow this ...
A dish of microplastics
Editorial 1 year ago

A dish of microplastics

Industries — from food suppliers and convenience stores to plastic makers — must act to ...
Interpol's 30 Days at Sea identifies offenders in marine pollution crime
Environment 1 year ago

Interpol's 30 Days at Sea identifies offenders in marine pollution crime

Interpol, the world’s largest international police organization, has carried out a global inve...
Whale killed by Iceland fishermen was not protected species: Institute
Environment 1 year ago

Whale killed by Iceland fishermen was not protected species: Institute

A whale killed by Icelandic fishermen at the beginning of July was not a rare blue whale, as marine ...
Southeast Asian countries zero in on marine protection in Bali meeting
National 1 year ago

Southeast Asian countries zero in on marine protection in Bali meeting

Delegates from Southeast Asian countries are sharing their experiences in implementing marine e...
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