Indonesian Fisheries News

Indonesia delays enforcement of widely panned fisheries policy

With Indonesia’s new fishing policy starting soon, fishers still mostly unaware

Lombok sand mine corruption probe continues as Indonesia to resume exports

Indonesia launches new front in climate campaign focusing on seagrass

Indonesia welcomes new Singapore regulation to help curb lobster smuggling

Key Indonesian fish populations depleted & new assessments needed, study shows

The Indo-West Pacific harbors two distinct mangrove hotspots, study says

Indonesia renews effort to resume controversial lobster larvae exports

For Indonesia’s Kei islanders, a marine protected area makes perfect sense

Indonesian village forms coast guard to protect octopus in Mentawai Islands

Fisherwomen fight plan for coastal salt farms on Indonesia’s Madura Island

In Indonesia, ‘opportunistic’ whale shark fishery shows gap in species protection

Small-scale fishers in Indonesian isles flag use of banned net by outsiders

Indonesia, Singapore to work more closely against lobster larvae smugglers

Indonesian fishers not biting at new policy perceived as undermining them

Indonesian illegal shark and ray exports remain rampant amid poor monitoring

Plastic ‘Frankenrocks’ pose new pollution threat to coastal environment

On Indonesia’s Seram Island, a massive oil find lies beneath sacred land

Seaweed farmers in eastern Indonesia struggle in a changing climate

Opposition grows to Indonesia’s resumption of sea sand exports

Indonesia to expand ‘smart fisheries’ program aimed at empowering communities

Indonesia to cut tuna harvest in bid for more sustainable fishery

Red floods near giant Indonesia nickel mine blight farms and fishing grounds

Indonesia looks into tuna farming to boost aquaculture, reduce overfishing

Award-winning community group in Sumatra cleans up lake

Experts, activists unite to blast Indonesia’s U-turn on sea sand exports

Indonesia eyes enrolling more ports in fight against illegal fishing

Study: Indonesia’s extensive network of marine reserves are poorly managed

Indonesia’s new capital ‘won’t sacrifice the environment’: Q&A with Nusantara’s Myrna Asnawati Safitri

To build its ‘green’ capital city, Indonesia runs a road through a biodiverse forest

When a red snapper is more than just a fish: Q&A fisheries scientist Elle Wibisono

Loss of wetlands threatens South Sumatra’s rich fish-preserving tradition

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