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Coastal tourism destination challenges in Southeast Asia
Opinion 1 year ago

Coastal tourism destination challenges in Southeast Asia

In addition to natural disasters, slow-paced disruption such as climate change is another challenge ...
See it for yourself: The underwater beauty of Nusa Dua
News 1 year ago

See it for yourself: The underwater beauty of Nusa Dua

Posh resorts and white beaches are not the only staples of Nusa Dua as shown in a recent underwater ...
Hamish Daud: Big dreams can be inspired from simple things
People 1 year ago

Hamish Daud: Big dreams can be inspired from simple things

Surfer, presenter and environmentalist Hamish Daud has big dreams about Indonesia’s seas.
Mulyana: Blowing fresh wind with crochet for ARTJOG
Art & Culture 1 year ago

Mulyana: Blowing fresh wind with crochet for ARTJOG

Those visiting this year’s ARTJOG will be in for a unique experience as they enter Mulyana&rsq...
Sailing seas to save Mother Earth
Environment 1 year ago

Sailing seas to save Mother Earth

The Fleur de Passion has gone through a fascinating evolution from a World War II German minesweeper...
Tourism waste is in our hands
Environment 1 year ago

Tourism waste is in our hands

Indonesia should not be openly accessible to tourism before people can behave themselves, as th...
Clean-up events shed light on Indonesia's waste crisis
Environment 1 year ago

Clean-up events shed light on Indonesia's waste crisis

As promising as they are, clean-ups do not represent a long-term solution to the waste crisis in Bal...
Reducing marine debris with collaborative actions
Opinion 1 year ago

Reducing marine debris with collaborative actions

UNEP noted that fishing, shipping, and tourism could adversely be impacted by marine debris. Researc...
Sea turtles' sad fate: from restaurant menus to plastic 'soup'
Environment 1 year ago

Sea turtles' sad fate: from restaurant menus to plastic 'soup'

Gently, Kenzo the sea turtle is lowered onto a beach where a scattering of bottle caps, candy wrappe...
Conserving Southeast Asia's seas
Opinion 2 years ago

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Conserving Southeast Asia's seas

The 10 ASEAN countries account for a quarter of the world’s fish production and 20 million peo...
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