Indonesia is an archipelago with significant variations in natural resources, infrastructure,
socioeconomic, culture, human resource capacity, accessibility, and access to financial and …

When restoring degraded landscapes, approaches capable of striking a balance between
improving environmental services and enhancing human wellbeing need to be considered …

The current drainage-based peatland management systems in Indonesia result in high fire
risks, soil subsidence and CO 2 emissions. This study aims to assess different alternatives of …

Malaysia and Indonesia are two vivid examples of economic development built upon land
exploitation. The concept of 'bio‐economy'illustrates a pathway for countries to move on to a …

Wood-based products can contribute to climate change mitigation by prolonging the storage
of carbon in the anthroposphere. In Indonesia, however, many wood-based products …

Peatlands support the daily needs of people in many villages in Indonesia, including in
Central Kalimantan Province. They provide the natural resources to enable fisheries …

Growing bioenergy crops on degraded and underutilized land is a promising solution to
meet the requirement for energy security, food security, and land restoration. This paper …

Indonesia has 14 million ha of degraded and marginal land, which provides very few
benefits for human wellbeing or biodiversity. This degraded land may require restoration …

Wirabuana PYAP, Alam S, Matatula J, Harahap MM, Nugroho Y, Idris F, Meinata A, Sekar
DA. 2021. The growth, aboveground biomass, crown development, and leaf characteristics …

Peatlands support the daily needs of people in many villages in Indonesia, including in
Central Kalimantan Province. They provide the natural resources to enable fisheries …