Ketua Konsorsium Biologi Indonesia (KOBI) sekaligus Dekan fakultas Biologi UGM, Prof Budi Setiadi Daryono, Ph.D., mengutuk keras dan menyatakan keprihatinan mendalam atas peristiwa pembunu...
SDG 15: Life on Land
Seorang petani di Lampung dilaporkan meninggal dunia setelah diduga diserang kawanan gajah liar saat berada di kawasan Taman Nasional Bukit Barisan Selatan (TNBBS), Kabupaten Lampung Barat. ...
Dosen Fakultas Biologi Universitas Gadjah Mada, Prof. Dr. med. vet. drh. Hendry T.S.S.G. Saragih, M.P., dikukuhkan sebagai Guru Besar UGM di bidang Struktur Perkembangan Hewan di Balai Senat...
Komodo (Varanus komodoensis) merupakan spesies kadal terbesar di dunia yang hanya ditemukan di beberapa pulau di Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia. Sebagai predator puncak sekaligus satwa endem...
UGM inaugurates three new professors in the Faculty of Forestry specializing in wildlife ecology, tree breeding, and biomaterial conversion.
UGM students help Jurugsari residents turn organic waste into liquid biofertilizer through Smart Compost Vessel technology.
The birth of a Sumatran elephant calf in Lampung highlights the success of ex situ conservation and animal welfare efforts.
UGM rises to 41st globally in the THE Sustainability Impact Rankings 2026, highlighting its leadership in sustainable development.
Fuel price increases may raise food distribution costs and pressure agribusiness margins, according to a UGM expert.
UGM joins the UCMSR forum in China to expand global collaboration in education, research, and innovation.
Experts highlight indigenous rights, governance, and collaboration as keys to biodiversity conservation.
UGM professor underscores the contribution of veterinary anatomical pathology to cancer research, drug development, and One Health.
UGM students and alumni planted mangroves, released sea turtle hatchlings, and cleaned beaches in Bantul for World Environment Day.
Snakehead fish is rich in albumin and protein, supporting recovery, nutrition, and overall health benefits.
UGM and PAMA planted native trees at Wanagama Nusantara to support biodiversity and sustainable development in Indonesia’s new capital.
UGM expert highlights how documentary films amplify social issues and create democratic spaces for public dialogue.
Deaths of a Sumatran elephant and tiger in Seblat highlight escalating threats to wildlife conservation in Sumatra.
Indonesia’s migratory birds depend on safe stopover habitats amid growing threats from climate change and habitat loss.
New UGM Professor Mohammad Affan Fajar Falah advocates sustainable agroindustrial systems through innovation and the circular economy.
UGM and DKP DIY release thousands of native fish fry to conserve Wisdom Park Lake and aquatic ecosystems in Yogyakarta.
UGM and Bangka Belitung partner to advance sustainable mining, research, innovation, and human resource development.
UGM professor highlights Vanda tricolor, a fragrant Merapi orchid resilient to eruptions and vital for conservation.
UGM professor urges stronger public literacy to identify fake honey and improve the quality of Indonesian honey products.
UGM students joined a biodiversity inventory and monitoring program in the Mount Lawu forest conservation area.
Indonesia still relies on imported snake antivenom despite its high diversity of venomous snake species.
El Niño 2026 may increase wildfire risk in Indonesia. UGM expert urges prevention and no slash-and-burn practices.
Habitat fragmentation and environmental degradation threaten wildlife genetics and biodiversity in Indonesia, UGM experts warn.
Surging suckermouth catfish populations indicate worsening river pollution and threaten Indonesia’s aquatic ecosystems.
Surging songbird poaching in Sumatra prompts calls for community-led conservation and stronger habitat protection efforts.
Penebaran kembali benih ikan di perairan dan sungai atau restocking bertujuan tidak hanya untuk menjaga populasi ikan, tetapi juga mencakup perlindungan ekosistem secara menyeluruh. Selain i...
