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Valuable Peatlands Being Destroyed
Peatland forests in Indonesia are continuously destructed by palm oil industry, although the government has stopped issuing new permits for new plantations at peatland ecosystem, a Greenpeace campaigner said. Hapsoro... [Read this entry]
REDD Offered Alternative by Greepeace
Environmental group Greenpeace proposed an alternative plan to the government’s emissions reduction scheme, calling for the voluntary financing of deforestation efforts in lieu of a carbon trading system. The group’s... [Read this entry]
Stop Deforestation Before Seeking Forestry Funds
Environmental campaigners have praised the government’s anti-deforestation scheme, which aims to lure international funding by protecting forests and helping reduce carbon emissions. However, they called on the government to take... [Read this entry]
Greenpeace Opens Defenders Camp: Riau, Sumatra
Greenpeace opened the Forest Defenders Camp (FDC) in Riau Province, Sumatra, Indonesia, as part of its international effort to protect the world’s remaining forests and the global climate prior to... [Read this entry]
Stop the Destruction of Rainforests in Indonesia
Indonesia had the fastest pace of deforestation in the world between 2000-2005, destroying an area of forest the size of 300 soccer pitches every hour, according to the environment group... [Read this entry]
Global Warming and the Papuan Rainforests
Papua is the size of California and is almost entirely covered by vast stretches of virgin rain forest spread over 41.5 million hectares — or 23 percent of Indonesia’s total... [Read this entry]
Forests at Risk: Jayapura, Papua
Papua is home to 10 percent of the world’s remaining Intact Forest Landscape, but 2 percent of that is at risk of forest conversion, according to an NGO.
“Unfortunately, Papua’s... [Read this entry]
Indonesian Forest Fires a Global Menace
Greenpeace challenged the Indonesian government to immediately declare a moratorium on the conversion and destruction of peat land forests to put a stop to the country`s annual cycle of forest... [Read this entry]
Draft Bylaw on Forest Fire Control: Riau, Sumatra
Greenpeace has urged the central government not to endorse a draft bylaw on the control of forest fires in Riau province, saying articles in the draft could increase slash-and-burn practices... [Read this entry]
Barrie Lie-Birchall has traveled throughout the archipelago of Indonesia for nearly three decades and has written and published numerous travel articles in magazines and newspapers globally. A freelance writer, Barrie graduate from West Coast College in Perth with Honours in Languages, and continued studying Anthropology and Cultural Studies at Edith Cowan University. Barrie has lived in various places in Indonesia immersing himself into the culture and way of life. His greatest passions are his love of life, his love of writing, and of course, Indonesia.- Arts & Crafts of Indonesia
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Really these dresses are lovely and beautiful. I ... [read more] - Rudy Tejalaksana on Indonesians in Focus: Didit Hari Purnomo
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The people in the western world are the main end c ... [read more] - John Quelch on Dental Tourism: Bali
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Glad to see this problem being addressed. I would ... [read more] - Bruce on Singaraja Royal Festival: Bali
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I am compiling data for my PhD dissertation at the ... [read more] - A HUI on Pulau Umang: Banten, West Java
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