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Observing Migratory Birds from West to East of Indonesia
To commemorate World Migratory Bird Day in October 2023, Burung Indonesia organized a series of migratory bird observations in three locations: Halmahera, Gorontalo, and Java. The first series was held in Kao Village and Gayok Village, Kao Sub-district.
Bird Migration and the Threat of Forest Fires
Every year, thousands of birds migrate south to escape the cold weather in the north. Unfortunately, the birds' annual tradition is faced with the threat of forest fires, which can have a significant impact on their survival.
Eco-Trip: A Conservation Adventure on Pramuka Island
At 5am on the first weekend of August, the Burung Indonesia office in Bogor City was bustling. Several people were already preparing with bags on their backs and faces eager to start the day.
International Tiger Day: Indonesia’s chance to celebrate the precious Sumatran Tiger
International Tiger Day is celebrated every year on July 29 and is a good opportunity to showcase the incredible tigers that exist in our country. Sumatran tigers in Indonesia are magnificent creatures.
Mangroves Benefit Humans and Animals
Selain memiliki kawasan hutan yang sangat luas, Indonesia juga memiliki kawasan mangrove sekitar 3,31 juta hektare. Hutan mangrove seluas itu diperkirakan dapat menyerap carbon sebanyak 33 miliar ton. Hal ini menjadi sedikit angin segar di
Indonesia Tops the Countries with Number of Endemic Birds in the World
As one of the most mega-diverse countries, Indonesia ranks fourth in the world in terms of bird species after Brazil, Peru and Colombia. This year, Indonesia had a total of 1826 bird species, an increase of 11 species from the previous year. However, three species were removed from the list.
Burung Indonesia's New Workspace
We are excited to announce that our office has been relocated to a new location on 15 April 2023. This new and improved workspace will be located at: Komplek Baranangsiang Indah, Jl. Jatiluhur C8 No. 9B, RT.06/ RW.04, Katulampa, Bogor Timur, Kota Bogor, Jawa Barat, 16144
BIA Award 2023: Conservation Warrior from Banggai Islands
Nestled between Sulawesi Island and the Moluccas Sea, the Banggai Islands often go unnoticed. Its marine area, which is five times larger than its land area, consists of a cluster of 121 islands of varying sizes.
A Conservation Collaboration for Wallacea’s Marine
Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) kembali memberikan kepercayaan kepada Burung Indonesia sebagai Regional Implementation Team (RIT) untuk Program Kemitraan Wallacea-II (PKW-II). PKW-II berfokus pada program perlindungan ekosistem pesisir dan peningkatan pendapatan berkelanjutan pada sektor perikanan
Bu’ Niu and the Story of the Rediscovery of Cerulean Flycatcher
Birdwatchers know Anius Dadoali by the name Bu’ Niu (bu’ is Sangirese for ‘uncle’). The locals in the village of Ulung Peliang and the surrounding area also often refer to him as Burung, which means bird in Indonesian. Born 57 years ago
In Loving Memory of Dr. Kathy Mackinnon
Last week we lost one of the most influential conservationists of our time, Dr. Kathy MacKinnon. Many of those working in nature conservation in Indonesia would have crossed paths with her or at least would
The Green Emerald Called Patuha
The thick mist of Mount Patuha is like a curtain hiding the treasure beneath: a mountainous forest landscape rich in biodiversity. Of the 124 bird species