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The Decline of Dugongs in Indonesia

Monday, December 4, 2023

The exact number of dugongs living in Indonesia is not known. Their numbers continue to decline due to the destruction of seagrass beds.

arsip tempo : 171435412078.

A dugong in Indonesian waters. DSCP Indonesia Doc. . tempo : 171435412078.

FRANSISKUS Xaverius Tintin, Chief of the Laut Tribe in the Panglong neighborhood of Berakit village, Bintan Regency, Riau Islands, is very confident that local residents no longer hunt dugongs (Dugong dugon). The facilitator of learning at the Indonesian Archipelago Care Foundation said that the members of his tribe have been aware since the outreach about the protected and endangered wildlife, which was intensified by the village apparatus

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Dody Hidayat

This report was produced with the support from the Round Earth Media Program of the International Women’s Media Foundation. Yogi Eka Sahputra (Bintan) contributed to this report.

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