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Trafficking of thousands of songbirds highlights rampant trade in Indonesia

British Columbia poised to lose ‘white rhino of old growth forests’

Indonesia resumes release of captive wildlife amid COVID-19

Indonesia’s $300m geothermal play risks being undercut by cheap coal

38 endangered Brazilian tree species legally traded, poorly tracked: Study

Nature needs cities, and cities need nature (commentary)

Indonesia to allow back destructive seine and trawl nets in its waters

Indonesia’s lobster export safeguards won’t end smuggling, scientists warn

Indonesia may bar citizens from working on foreign fishing boats after spate of deaths

For Indonesia’s captive wildlife, lockdown measures may prove deadly

Chinese boat that dumped Indonesian crews at sea was also shark-finning: Reports

Scientists warn U.S. Congress against declaring biomass burning carbon neutral

Will fish boom amid pandemic-driven fishing bust?

Philippines bids farewell to satellite that launched enviro policy into the space age

Pandemic lockdown gives Philippine province time to rethink planned split-up

How Indonesia’s omnibus bill may impact fisheries compliance and enforcement (commentary)

Indonesia lifts export ban on baby lobsters aimed to protect wild population

As COVID-19 batters fishery, Indonesia’s sharks get a respite

No more business as usual: Halt dangerous development projects that put our health at risk (commentary)

COVID-19 no excuse for dropping guard against illegal fishing, Indonesia says

A watery onslaught from sea, sky and land in the world’s fastest-sinking city

In the Philippines’ Boracay, flying foxes are going, going, gone

Philippine government flips local officials’ entry ban for mining ship

Pandemic staple: Report links top tuna company to forced labor, illegal fishing

Defining ‘development’ in the Aru Islands: Q&A with anthropologist Chris Chancellor

Indonesian lawmakers push to pass deregulation bills as COVID-19 grips country

COVID-19 disrupts a major year for biodiversity policy and planning

Indonesian anti-graft enforcers set their sights on a new target: corporations

In race for a sustainable alternative to plastic, Indonesia bets on seaweed

Arctic permafrost moving toward crisis, abrupt thaw a growing risk: Studies

The fight goes on for opponents of a Philippine mine given a new lease on life

Climate fix? ‘Fertilizing’ oceans with iron unlikely to sequester more carbon

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