The Conservation in West Papua has been protecting many rainforests and marine biodiversity since 2015. Thus, the province received the title of the “first conservation province” in Indonesia and the world, which was inaugurated in […]
Do you think you know about Raja Ampat, West Papua? If no, this article will give you the basic information that you need to know. If yes, you might as well reread this to refresh […]
Indonesia might be known for its abundance of rainforests. However, in the last few decades, many forest areas, especially in Java and Sumatra, have decreased significantly due to commercial plantation and infrastructure development. Thus, the […]
Holding the remaining 38% of primary forest in Indonesia in 2012, the western part of the island of New Guinea has become the final hope on preserving Indonesia’s declining forests. In October 2015, then-Governor Abraham […]
Nature and humans have a relationship with each other that cannot be separated. Humans need nature to survive in their basic needs – water, energy, food, protection, etc. In return, humans also need to take […]
One area that has potential for plant resources is West Papua. This location has higher plant species, including medicinal plants. Despite the availability and accessibility of state-of-the-art modern medicine, communities in the province rely on […]
The black pearl island of Papua New Guinea has been known for its dazzling natural environment. The island has biodiversity, lush green forest, traditional life, and potentials, especially in West Papua as the conservation province. […]
During the peak of natural concern and world exposure, in 2015 a Conservation province has surfacing in the world. It was West Papua that has a large number of charms to offer inside its natural […]
Papua and West Papua have the potential of abundant natural resources in the form of oil and gas and mineral mining materials and various indigenous tribes with their respective local languages and customs as attractions. […]
On October 19, 2020, the West Papua provincial government socialized the Special Regional Regulation (Perdasus) No. 10 of 2019 regarding sustainable development plans, as a follow-up to the commitment to the declaration to become a […]