A broad issue of fifteen articles covering species, habitats and people in Indonesian conservation. Wildlife studies estimate the abundance of the Javan toadlet Leptophryne javanica, compare bird communities across successional habitats in Manokwari, model tricolor langur habitat in Danau Sentarum and review rehabilitation facilities for the Javan hawk-eagle. Vegetation and remote-sensing papers address tree communities in Bedugul and Mount Halimun Salak, tree-cover dynamics on Belitung, temperature–vegetation links during revegetation in Berau, and mangrove change in Aceh Tamiang. Human-dimension studies cover ecotourism interpretation, tourist motivation, invasive species use, mangrove edu-ecotourism, golf-course ecosystem services and student attitudes to snakes.
Author affiliation countries:
Indonesia 
Germany
