Wallacea Conservation Licoupang

Wallacea Conservation Licoupang (WCL) does research and development to maintain sustainable development based on ecological processes and functions that shape the natural history of the Wallacea Bioregion.

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Wallacea bioregion is an area of great significance in terms of global biodiversity. It is a region that spans from Southeast Asia to the Pacific Islands, and it holds a wide variety of flora and fauna. The diversity of the species found in Wallacea bioregion is unparalleled, and it has been identified as one of the most important areas for conservation efforts.

Therefore, studying its natural history is essential for understanding its importance. This includes studying the plants, animals, and socio-cultural elements that make up this unique ecosystem. By doing so, we can gain a better understanding of how this region contributes to global biodiversity and how best to protect it from further damage or destruction.

The Wallacea bioregion is an important part of the Malesiana region, a biogeographical region extending from southern Thailand to the north coast of Australia. It is characterized by a unique floral structure and composition that have been shaped by its climate, landforms, and proximity to other regions. WCL will consider the floral structure and composition of Wallacea within the Malesiana region, exploring how it has evolved over time and what impact it has had on the environment.

The Malesiana region is one of the most significant regions in the world when it comes to floral diversity. It contains a range of unique and diverse ecosystems, including islands and tropical rainforests. As a result, it is home to many species of plants that are adapted to island ecosystems, making them particularly important for global floral diversity.

In order to protect this unique region and its flora, further study into plants adapted to island ecosystems in the Malesiana region is needed. This research will help us better understand how these species have adapted to their environment and how they can be protected from threats such as habitat destruction or climate change. By understanding the importance of this region for global floral diversity, we can ensure that these species are not lost forever.

The Coral Triangle is a region of the world that is known for its immense marine biodiversity. This area, which spans from Indonesia to the Philippines, encompasses some of the most diverse marine habitats in the world. It is home to more than 600 species of coral and over 3,000 species of fish. Indonesia plays an important role in preserving this biodiversity by protecting its coastal and marine habitats. Most of the area lies within Indonesia's territorial waters. Additionally, all Wallacea waterways are located in the area. To safeguard these delicate ecosystems from overfishing and harmful fishing methods, Indonesia needs a comprehensive policy. It requires action to make sure that these places are healthy for future generations and can continue to deliver crucial knowledge about the world's marine biodiversity and fish production.

WCL believes that understanding the knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors that support the sustainability of ecological processes and functions which is essential for the sustainability of the Wallacea Bioregion. This includes understanding the information about the bioregion's biodiversity, its ecosystems, its natural resources, and how human activities can affect them. With this knowledge, we can develop strategies that will help protect the environment while still allowing for economic development in a way that does not disrupt or damage the natural balance found in Wallacea. By taking into account both environmental and economic considerations when making decisions about how to use resources in Wallacea, we can ensure sustainable development for generations to come.

WCL menawarkan Program Kampus Merdeka dan Internship (magang) untuk mahasiswa.