Fifteen articles reach from Indonesian forests and coasts to southern Africa and South Asia. Studies from Sri Lanka map elephant migration out of Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park and the drivers of coastal flooding on Sri Lanka's south coast. Indonesian research values carbon stocks in a Central Kalimantan concession, applies eDNA to river phytoplankton in Jakarta, traces the footprint of urban recreation with life-cycle assessment, and selects mangrove restoration sites. Biodiversity papers cover agarwood stands, insects, butterflies, vampire crabs, crocodile habitat and local food plants, alongside work on gender in human–orangutan interactions and community-based tourism.
Author affiliation countries:
Indonesia 
Sri Lanka
Published:
2025-01-02