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#Ecology

Planting hope in “Karst Country”: A small foundation in Kebumen reforestation

On a humid November morning in Siboro, a village tucked inside the rugged limestone corridors of the Kebumen Geopark, Central Java, Mar’atun Chasanah moved briskly between seedling trays at a modest tree nursery.

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Environmental group warns new mining regulation could worsen Indonesia’s ecology

The Indonesia Climate Justice Literacy (ICJL) has voiced strong opposition to Government Regulation (PP) No. 39/2025 on the Implementation of Mineral and Coal Mining Business Activities, warning that it could accelerate environmental degradation and deepen Indonesia’s ecological crisis.

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