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In Raja Ampat, pearl farming balances business and ecological sustainability

Indonesia launches new front in climate campaign focusing on seagrass

Muddied tropical rivers reveal magnitude of global gold mining boom: Study

Award-winning community group in Sumatra cleans up lake

Overlooked and at risk, seagrass is habitat of choice for many small-scale fishers

In restoring polluted rivers, Indonesia looks at restocking endemic fish

A seagrass restoration project to preserve the past may also protect the future

Indonesia aims for sustainable fish farming with ‘aquaculture villages’

Restoring coastal forests can protect coral reefs against sediment runoff: Study

Indonesia lays out plan to rescue 15 lakes under pressure from human activity

Study puts 2050 deadline on tipping point for Mekong Delta salinity

Whale shark stranding points to silting of Indonesia’s Kendari Bay

Past and future tropical dams devastating to fish the world over: Study

For Indonesia’s Kendari Bay, silting is a death sentence

Madeira River dams may spell doom for Amazon’s marathon catfish: Studies

There’s now an app for mapping seagrass, the oceans’ great carbon sink

Small hydropower a big global issue overlooked by science and policy

Andes dams twice as numerous as thought are fragmenting the Amazon

Study: Amazon dams are disrupting ecologically vital flood pulses

Indonesians race to save their disappearing lakes, before it’s too late

Indonesians plant trees to nurse seagrass back to health in Wakatobi

As Northwest salmon economy teeters on brink, Trump gives it a push

Andes dams could threaten food security for millions in Amazon basin

Belo Monte dam installation license suspended, housing inadequacy cited

Study: Brazilian mega-dams caused far more flooding than EIA predicted

International action a must to stop irreversible harm of Amazon dams, say experts

The Gran Canal: will Nicaragua’s big bet create prosperity or environmental ruin?

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