MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelago with over 17,000 islands, is a nation defined by its maritime diversity. While famed for giants like Java and Sumatra, its true uniqueness often lies in islands defined not by sheer size, but by a combination of scale, extraordinary potential, and distinct identity. Here is an identification of…
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM- Far from the well-traveled routes of the South Pacific lies one of the world’s most isolated and captivating archipelagos: the Marquesas Islands. Known in French as Îles Marquises, this rugged chain of volcanic islands rises dramatically from the ocean, offering an experience that is both culturally rich and naturally awe-inspiring. Where Exactly Are the…
The Indonesian Ministry of Environment (KLH) has introduced a new concept for the prestigious Adipura Award by incorporating evaluation criteria based on final waste disposal site (TPA) management. Based on this more stringent standard, a new category—“Dirty City”—will be introduced to publicly identify cities with the poorest environmental performance. Of the country’s total waste output,…
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM- The Coral Triangle is widely regarded as the largest and most biologically rich marine ecosystem on Earth. Located in the western Pacific Ocean, this region encompasses six countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Timor-Leste. Spanning an area of approximately 6 million square kilometers (2.3 million square miles), the Coral…
MARITIMESPOSTS.COM – Across the world, various cultures have practiced marine conservation for centuries, passing down traditions that help maintain the delicate balance of ocean ecosystems. These time-honored customs serve as sustainable solutions to protect marine life while preserving local livelihoods. In Indonesia, the Sasi Laut tradition in Maluku and Papua prohibits the harvesting of marine…
