A Sumatran elephant died in the floods in Aceh. A UGM professor warns that land-use change and habitat loss are driving wildlife into danger.
SDG 15: Life on Land
UGM reviews a book on soil and water conservation, exploring legal frameworks, scientific insights, and community practices to strengthen sustainable governance.
The Biak Elok 2024 screening in Yogyakarta highlights UGM’s KKN journey in Biak Numfor and celebrates Papuan culture and community stories.
UGM students win first and second place at MAJU:ON Hackathon 2025 with sustainable innovations in eco-packaging and affordable water purification.
Indonesia records rising snakebite cases. A UGM expert calls for the development of modern antivenoms, as llama–alpaca antibodies show promising medical potential.
UGM expert underscores the urgency of conservation measures to safeguard Rafflesia hasseltii and protect Sumatra’s forest biodiversity.
UGM and APCOVE host an epidemiology workshop to enhance the capacity of Asia-Pacific veterinarians in field research and zoonotic disease prevention.
UGM Professor, Teuku Faisal Fathani, brings decades of disaster mitigation expertise to his new role as Head of BMKG.
Researchers have identified parasite species infecting orangutans, elephants, and Komodo dragons, highlighting the cross-species risks and self-medication behaviors associated with these inf...
UGM introduces Gamahumat, a humic acid-based soil conditioner developed to restore soil fertility and boost sustainable agriculture.
Professor Donny Widianto was inaugurated as UGM Professor in Microbial Biotechnology, highlighting the vital role of beneficial microbes in agriculture.
UGM and PT Pupuk Indonesia collaborate to promote precision agriculture, enhancing the productivity and resource efficiency of smallholder farmers.
UGM Biology student researches nutmeg plants at Leiden University’s Naturalis Center and Hortus Botanicus to enhance collaboration.
UGM partners with Fakfak Regency, West Papua, to strengthen human resource development and expand education access for local youth.
UGM calls for transformation in forestry education to produce competent, adaptive professionals for Indonesia’s green and digital industry era.
UGM earns second place in the 2025 Mandaya Award for its innovative and sustainable community empowerment program in Gunungkidul.
Experts warn that biodiversity loss could trigger new diseases. UGM highlights the importance of genetic and interdisciplinary research to protect life on Earth.
UGM students empower PKK Lestari Ngalian to turn traditional empon-empon crops into innovative food products with economic value.
UGM veterinary lecturers share causes and treatments for sudden fish deaths in freshwater ponds to help improve farmers’ aquaculture practices.
UGM students create Inkupets, a smart IoT-based incubator that supports intensive care for pets and advances veterinary technology in Indonesia.
UGM researchers develop Gamahumat, an eco-friendly soil conditioner made from low-rank coal, supporting sustainable mining and agriculture.
Slank delivers a strong message on forest conservation during the 62nd Anniversary Celebration of the UGM Faculty of Forestry.
Joko Widodo and Forestry Minister attend the 62nd anniversary of UGM Faculty of Forestry, emphasizing green economy and innovation.
UGM expert emphasizes that social forestry permits should apply to degraded or unproductive forest areas to ensure sustainable management.
UGM’s FiNiX team wins first place and Best Team Presentation at the Industrial Spectrum 2025 White Paper Competition.
UGM research reveals the persistent poverty of Kapuas Hulu transmigrants and calls for improvements in infrastructure, education, and policy.
Tri Wahyu Pangestiningsih was inaugurated as a UGM Professor in Anatomy and Wildlife Biology, highlighting the role of One Health in wildlife conservation.
After 18 years of conserving Indonesian parrots, husband and wife Dwi Agustina and Dudi Nandika received Mandai Nature scholarships to study at UGM.
UGM students study environmental damage in the protected Guha Mountain karst area, revealing the impacts of mining and calling for sustainable management.
UGM professor calls for stronger collaboration and law enforcement to protect Indonesia’s five most endangered wildlife species.