The following three links are to recent news articles about the implementation and enforcement of Indonesia’s new nation-wide Manta Ray protection laws. From the New York Times:... Read More →
Dr. Gerry Allen lives to Dive and Count Fish, Part 1 This is the first of a three-part interview with Dr. Gerald Allen, one of the world’s foremost ichthyologists. Gerry dives frequently in the... Read More →
Nude Revelations: A few surprises in nudibranch behavior by MENNO SCHILTHUIZEN I once watched an Irish mollusk researcher, in a fit of slug chauvinism, try to convince an audience of biologists... Read More →
This article was originally published by IFL Science. To read the original post click here; Newly-Discovered… Newly-Discovered Deep Sea ‘Mushroom’ Could Re-Write Tree of Life... Read More →
New pygmy gobies from the Bird’s Head bring fish species count to 1721 species! By Mark Erdmann A recent paper published by Rick Winterbottom (Royal Ontario Museum), Dita Cahyani (Udayana... Read More →
Wayag, the Picturesque Island of the North Text and photos by Indah Susanti Located in the northern part of Raja Ampat, Wayag Island is a must-visit destination while traveling in Raja Ampat.... Read More →
Newly Discovered Whale Shark Population Brings Tourism Potential to Indonesian Communities by Nita Yohana In late 2011, CI’s Mark Erdmann blogged about an exciting expedition tagging whale... Read More →
Build Education, Save Environment Menjangkau 43 kampung, dengan kurang lebih 3000 Anak Sekolah Dasar terengkuh. Pendidikan Lingkungan Hidup (PLH), merupakan strategi awal yang dibangun untuk... Read More →
The Indonesian Throughflow: The Fifteen Thousand Rivers If Indonesia did not exist, the earth’s day would be significantly shorter than the approximately twenty-four hours to which we have become... Read More →
Cenderawasih Bay: Living Laboratory of Evolution Several marine biological surveys by the authors and colleagues during 2006-2010 at Cenderawasih Bay, West Papua uncovered a wealth of new... Read More →