Ketika Anak-anak ikut Buharti
“Buuuu, besok pagi jadi ya….? Kalau putih-putih boleh nggak bu?”, terdengar suara teriakan anak-anak dari halaman rumah. Bergegas saya keluar
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Pertemuan Pengamat Burung Indonesia IV
Pertemuan Pengamat Burung Se- Indonesia di Semarang Burung Nusantara, Semarang – Empat belas organisasi pengamat burung hadir dalam acara pertemuan
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Procedure banding in Indonesia
If you have activity or research in Indonesia (conservation or non conservation area) related in catching or banding, please follow this procedure
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Shorebirds Unite Us
On 6th of September 2014 shorebirds will unite all the shorebird enthusiasts, and hopefully this event will pledge more birdwatchers, which takes us one step closer to a more sustainable world.
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Young Indonesia photographers promote wild bird conservation
Winning entries in a photography competition show the plight of wild birds in Indonesia and the need to protect them.
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New owl discovered in Lombok
A new owl is the first endemic bird species discovered on the island of Lombok, Indonesia, according to research published February 13 in the open access journal PLOS ONE by an international team headed by George Sangster of the Swedish Museum of Natural History and colleagues from other institutions
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New bird species potentially discovered in Indonesia!
Last week in Timor, Indonesia, a group of parrotfinch were encountered showing a distinct and seemingly undescribed plumage. The birds were found by James Eaton, leading a tour group from around the Lesser Sundas.
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Photospot: Narcissus Flycatcher in East Java
Some stunning photos of the first record of Narcissus Flycathcer for Java. Photographed at Ijen Plateau by Jann Muzika on 22nd March 2012
Read moreNew review reveals worrying declines in the world’s seabirds
The status of the world’s seabirds has deteriorated rapidly over recent decades and several species and many populations are now perilously close to extinction.
Read moreOverfishing Threatens the Survival of Seabirds
From gannets to seagulls, puffins to penguins, all seabirds suffer the same drop in birth rates when the supply of fish drops to less than a third of maximum capacity.
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