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ocean-environment

Environment 7 years ago

'The Meg': Great wide line between fiction and fact

The Meg is a larger and angrier version of Jaws – or so its trailer claims.

News 7 years ago

Promoting sustainable tourism one resort at a time

Facing the possibility of severe environmental damage owing to mass tourism, hundreds of industry stakeholders gathered to find the best formula for sustaining the beauty of Southeast Asia’s sandy beaches.

Environment 7 years ago

Coral exports ban: Threat or opportunity for sustainability?

While coral reefs have an economic value, coastal communities have a direct incentive to preserve them as a sustainable source of income

Opinion 7 years ago

Transforming trash into treasure

The theme of this year’s World Environment Day on June 5 is “Beat plastic pollution”. Bali alone declared a “waste emergency” in December amid viral vlogs showing a massive amount of trash washing up on its shores.

Opinion 7 years ago

Coastal tourism destination challenges in Southeast Asia

In addition to natural disasters, slow-paced disruption such as climate change is another challenge to tourism in ASEAN countries.

News 7 years 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 photography competition.

People 7 years ago

Hamish Daud: Big dreams can be inspired from simple things

Surfer, presenter and environmentalist Hamish Daud has big dreams about Indonesia’s seas.

Art & Culture 7 years 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’s installation shaped as an upside down diamond.

Environment 7 years ago

Sailing seas to save Mother Earth

The Fleur de Passion has gone through a fascinating evolution from a World War II German minesweeper into an expedition ship on a mission to mitigate climate change.

Environment 7 years ago

Tourism waste is in our hands

Indonesia should not be openly accessible to tourism before people can behave themselves, as this type of exposure is damaging the country’s reputation internationally by degrading the environment and endangering the future of our ecosystem.

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ocean-environment

'The Meg': Great wide line between fiction and fact

Promoting sustainable tourism one resort at a time

Coral exports ban: Threat or opportunity for sustainability?

Transforming trash into treasure

Coastal tourism destination challenges in Southeast Asia

See it for yourself: The underwater beauty of Nusa Dua

Hamish Daud: Big dreams can be inspired from simple things

Mulyana: Blowing fresh wind with crochet for ARTJOG

Sailing seas to save Mother Earth

Tourism waste is in our hands

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