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Wakatobi at the Frontline of Climate Change: A Maritime Paradise Under Threat
History records that the El Niño events of 1996 and […]
Strengthening Climate Resilience in Wakatobi: Learning from Communities on the Frontlines of Change
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Wakatobi is often celebrated as one of Indonesia’s […]
Why Do We Wait for Coastal Flooding Before Valuing Mangroves?
Five Important Lessons from Southeast Sulawesi’s Coastline We often refer […]
Saving Paradise: What Wakatobi’s Climate Struggle Can Teach the World
Across the islands, residents report that sea levels have risen […]
Guardians of the Small Islands: How Wakatobi Communities Are Learning to Live with Climate Change
Researchers and facilitators found that adaptation was already happening in […]
The “Green Gold” of South Sulawesi: Why Seaweed is the Unsung Hero of Coastal Economies
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Along the sunlit coastlines of South Sulawesi, rows […]
The Hidden Lifeline of the Flores Sea
Five Things You Didn’t Know About Indonesia’s Traditional Navigators “This […]
The Wind-Catchers of Ashmore Reef | Inside the Perilous World of Juar, a Bajo Shark Hunter from Wakatobi
At first glance, he looks like any other fisherman supplying […]
The Archipelago of the Soul: A Return to the Three Islands That Define “Home”
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – After nearly a year anchored to the mainland […]
Bogga and the Bajonese of Saumlaki-Maluku: When the Sea Is Home but the Shore Offers No Shelter
For Hajjah Bogga and countless Bajo families scattered across eastern […]
Book Review | Constructive News: Ulrik Haagerup’s Urgent Call to Rescue Journalism from Negativity
Journalists must remember the profession’s original DNA: serving the public, […]
Lessons from the World’s Most Fisheries-Dependent Countries
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – For centuries, modern economic imagination has been dominated […]
People and the Ocean | Between Water and Walls
Sea Nomad Bajo in Bone and the Struggle to Adapt […]
4 Game-Changing Lessons from Japan’s First Megawatt Tidal Turbine
Japan’s transition toward renewable energy through the installation of its first megawatt-scale […]
Indonesian Maritime Continent: The Battle for Meaning in the World’s Most Strategic Seas
The Blue Economy can become emancipatory, empowering coastal communities and […]
Beneath the Billion-Rupiah Catch: The Hidden Architecture of Wage Theft in Indonesia’s Industrial Fishing Fleet
By Kamaruddin Azis | The Maritime Posts The sea has […]
Indonesia’s Way Out Amid the Rising Dollar Crisis
Investments in agriculture modernization, fisheries infrastructure, irrigation systems, renewable energy, […]
The Tiny Giants of the Black Market: Inside the 4.7 Billion Rupiah Lobster Heist
To a casual observer, it was just another vehicle in […]
Intellectual, Social Empathy, and the Haters
The Bugis-Makassar philosophy of sipakatau — treating others as human […]