A coalition of 18 environmental organizations and USAID BIJAK launched the Anak Muda Cinta Taman Nasional (Youth Love National Parks) campaign with a Zoom webinar on September 23, 2020 featuring presentations by young environmental champions, biodiversity warriors, and social media influencers to inspire and influence young people to learn about and support the national parks. 

The recorded Zoom webinar is available here.

BIJAK sixth quarterly newsletter. Available in print and PDF, the newsletter targets key Indonesian readership in the government and civil society to inform on recent project activities and their significance for forest and biodiversity protection in Indonesia.

Volume 6 includes articles on BIJAK's support on pangolin conservation in Indonesia, improving Indonesia’s sustainable catch and trade of fish species, sustainable financing to protect Indonesia’s biodiversity, developing performance criteria and indicators to improve forest management, Indonesian organizations join forces on social media campaign to protect the helmeted hornbills, and reducing tenurial conflict in conservation areas.

BIJAK sixth quarterly newsletter. Available in print and PDF, the newsletter targets key Indonesian readership in the government and civil society to inform on recent project activities and their significance for forest and biodiversity protection in Indonesia.

Volume 6 includes articles on BIJAK's support on pangolin conservation in Indonesia, improving Indonesia’s sustainable catch and trade of fish species, sustainable financing to protect Indonesia’s biodiversity, developing performance criteria and indicators to improve forest management, Indonesian organizations join forces on social media campaign to protect the helmeted hornbills, and reducing tenurial conflict in conservation areas.

This short animated video shows 14 species of Indonesian wildlife that are protected but are now endangered because they are most often traded. This video provides information to passengers, airline staff, airport staff, and other visitors on how to report suspicious or suspected wildlife hidden to the Aviation Security Authority (Avsec) at the airport, as well as the Ministry of Environment and Forestry's (KLHK's) hotline about wildlife smuggling. This video is in Bahasa Indonesia with English subtitles.

Recommendation of Non-Tax Revenue Rates for Shark and Ray products