Conservation zones can be tweaked to serve national strategy: ministry 10th March 2021
Tb Haeru Rahayu, director general of marine space management at the Marine Affairs and Fisheries Ministry. (ANTARA/HO-KKP)
Changes to the core zones are only going to be allowed (if they seek) to serve the national strategy and support a better life for people at large by always conserving the ecosystem. Jakarta (ANTARA) - Core zones in conservation areas can be changed to serve national strategic interests only if the changes take biodiversity and ecosystem conservation into account, according to the Marine Affairs and Fisheries Ministry.
“Changes to the core zones are only going to be allowed (if they seek) to serve the national strategy and support a better life for people at large by always conserving the ecosystem,” director general of marine space management at the Marine Affairs and Fisheries Ministry, Tb Haeru Rahayu, said in a press statement issued on Wednesday.
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Only 1 of 52 pilot whales survives mass stranding in Indonesia
by Mongabay.com on 24 February 2021
Two of the three whales that initially survived later became stranded again and died.
Researchers are trying to determine the cause of the mass stranding, just the latest one in Indonesia.
Just one of the 52 short-finned pilot whales that washed up on an Indonesian shore last week survived, an official said.
Volunteers and local authorities on the island of Madura initially managed to save three whales, pushing them back out to sea.
But the trio became stranded again at a different location, and two of them died, according to Permana Yudiarso, the head of the marine resources agency in neighboring Bali island.