Alternative livelihood program shows promising results in protecting endangered species while boosting fisher income.
Deforestation, habitat encroachment, and poaching have decimated wild populations, driving the species closer to extinction; conservationists are turning to technology—using Google Earth’s satellite imagery and AI-driven tracking systems to safeguard the sun bears and better understand its habitat.
BRI, Indonesia’s state-owned bank, through its sustainability initiative BRI Menanam – Grow & Green, with 1,500 coral fragments using 100 reef stars across 1,000 square meters in Gili Trawangan. In…
Vegetables are exposed and sold when the temperature is high most of the time which leads to rapid deterioration in the quality of vegetables and fruits. Now, the air-cooled new innovation is helping these vendors preserve their goods for longer, reducing waste and increasing their earnings.
Microplastic contamination in plants and algae could lead to an annual loss of up to 360 million metric tons in crop production and 24 million metric tons in seafood harvests.
With advancements in solar cell efficiency and the growing adoption of battery energy storage systems (BESS), clean energy solutions are becoming more cost-effective and capable of replacing coal and gas-fired power plants.
With an initial investment of USD 525,000 (approximately IDR 8.6 billion), Zentide aims to revolutionize agriculture by reducing reliance on synthetic fertilizers, enhancing soil health, and cutting greenhouse gas emissions.…
Mochammad Ariyanto, PhD, from Universitas Diponegoro (UNDIP), has developed hybrid insect-based robots—or cyborg insects—to assist in disaster search and rescue operations.
Activists from the Ecological Observation and Wetlands Conservation (ECOTON), alongside university students, installed an art installation resembling a faucet pouring plastic bottles into the streets of Surabaya.