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New “Flasher” Wrasse described in a recent study by Yi-Kai Tea and Fenton Walsh

18 Sep 2023
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Wrasses (the family Labridae), are the most abundant and conspicuous fishes on tropical reefs around the world. They are second largest family of marine fishes. Parrotfish are likely the best...
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Melihat ke masa depan ReShark dan StAR, diterjemahkan oleh Made Abiyoga Udaya

12 Sep 2023
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Catatan administrasi: Postingan ini adalah bagian dari liputan berlanjut tentang ReShark dan program pertamanya di Indonesia, proyek StAR. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut mengenai proyek ini,...
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ReShark and StAR: Looks to the Future at Seattle Retreat by Maurine Shimlock

25 Aug 2023
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Administrator’s note:  This post is part of our ongoing reportage on ReShark and its pilot program in Indonesia, StAR.  For more info on the projects please visit ReShark’s website...
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Science for Conservation newsletter

15 Aug 2023
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Selamat datang bulan Agustus! Kali ini kami dari Program Sains untuk Konservasi LPPM Universitas Papua kembali menyapa Sobat Lestari dengan kumpulan cerita-cerita dari lapang selama bulan...
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The Story of EPI and The Pursuit of Inclusive Shark Science by Made Abiyoga Udaya

15 Aug 2023
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Among the myriad of marine species described globally are a group of cartilaginous fish, known as elasmobranchs. Ranging in size from mere centimeters to tens of meters, this extensive group...
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How an extraordinary new effort is giving sharks “a fighting chance” by Mary Kate McCoy

25 Jul 2023
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Reprinted from the Conservation International blog post Jul 24, 2023. Follow this link to read the original post. By Mary Kate McCoy Off the coast of Indonesia’s easternmost island, on a bright...
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ReShark/StAR update featuring “Mali”: A Multifaceted Trip part 2 by Burt Jones

03 Jul 2023
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Administrator’s note: This post is part 2 of my “multifaceted” journey to Raja. Since late 2021 we have been posting about the StAR Project and its ambitious umbrella...
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A Spanish dancer? No! A troupe of dancers: a review of the family Hexabranchidae by various authors

26 Jun 2023
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Administrator’s note: Nudibranchs in the genus Hexabranchus, commonly known as Spanish Dancers, are found in both the Indo-Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Consequently they are encountered...
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Walking Shark Protections Bring Hope for other Species by Mary Kate McCoy

25 Apr 2023
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This article is posted with permission from Conservation International.  It originally appeared in their Blog: Notes from the Field (April 19, 2023) by Mary Kate McCoy. The Indonesian government...
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Uncaging Zebras of the Reef by *Made Abiyoga Udaya

17 Mar 2023
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Laid overseas in a public aquarium, zebra shark (Stegostoma tigrinum) egg cases, which survived trans-Pacific shipment, have finally hatched in specialised facilities in Raja Ampat. Since the...
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