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SDG 14: Life Below Water
Zebrafish (Danio rerio) are small, rapidly reproducing tropical aquarium fish with genetic similarities to humans.
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Indonesia masih menghadapi persoalan serius terkait kerusakan lingkungan. Deforestasi, alih fungsi kawasan hutan, eksploitasi sumber daya alam, hingga meningkatnya frekuensi banjir dan tanah...
UGM Professor Eko Setyabudi emphasizes fisheries biology data as the foundation for sustainable marine resource management.
UGM rises to 41st globally in the THE Sustainability Impact Rankings 2026, highlighting its leadership in sustainable development.
UGM students and alumni planted mangroves, released sea turtle hatchlings, and cleaned beaches in Bantul for World Environment Day.
UGM students and communities planted 1,000 mangroves in Kulon Progo to strengthen coastal resilience and support environmental restoration.
UGM and BRIN advance maritime sovereignty through marine biodiversity research, innovation, and blue economy development.
Megawati urges Indonesia to strengthen maritime sovereignty, research, and self-reliance amid global geopolitical challenges.
UGM researchers highlight the dangers of invasive alien fish species to Indonesia’s aquatic biodiversity and ecosystems.
UGM, BRIN, and international researchers launch tropical-polar research collaboration on climate change impacts.
UKM Selam UGM completed open water training while exploring the iconic USAT Liberty shipwreck in Tulamben, Bali.
UGM professor highlights challenges and opportunities after ILO 188 ratification for fisher protection in Indonesia.
Indonesia’s ratification of ILO Convention 188 strengthens legal protection for fishing crews.
Habitat fragmentation and environmental degradation threaten wildlife genetics and biodiversity in Indonesia, UGM experts warn.
UGM expert urges collective climate action through mitigation, adaptation, and sustainable resource management.
UGM geographer warns Pantura sea wall may harm mangroves, seagrass, reefs, and coastal livelihoods.
UGM expert calls for a task force to monitor space debris after Chinese rocket fragments fall in Indonesia.
UGM professor highlights microalgae’s potential for biofuel, food, and sustainable innovation in climate change mitigation.
UGM alumnus joins Antarctic expedition studying ancient sediment DNA to understand climate change impacts.
Dozens of pilot whales stranded in Rote, NTT. UGM experts link the incident to possible echolocation organ damage.
UGM professor warns marine wildlife research and conservation in Indonesia remain limited despite the nation’s vast biodiversity.
UGM and CBM-B3T expand biomarine research to strengthen biodiversity and coastal empowerment in 3T regions.
UGM strengthens PIAT as a micro-scale waste-management model and living laboratory for circular-ecosystem innovation.
BRIN identifies 51 new species in 2025 as KOBI compiles 16,312 biodiversity records for Indonesia.
UGM and Indonesia’s Foreign Ministry promote polar research and global cooperation on climate governance.
UGM expert calls for precautionary planning of 1,582 new fishing vessels to prevent overfishing and protect fish stocks.
With 66 islands and rich Kei culture, UGM encourages Tual City to develop special interest tourism to strengthen maritime-based destinations.
