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why color matters?

Yesterday, got new experience with my friends (Ryannika, Ida, Zaki and Rindra) to try another new cool stuff, coral health chart from CoralWatch (citizen science project based at The University of Queensland, in Brisbane, Australia) yeay! This Chart is basically a series of sample colours, with variation in brightness representing different stages of bleaching/recovery, based […]

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YSEALI GEI Biomarine Student Camp

Several days ago i was invited to share my superficial knowledge in YSEALI GEI Biomarine Student Camp Team which was held by collaboration of KOPHI YOGYA and KSK, initiate by alumnus of Young South-East Asian Leaders Initiatives Rida Nurafiati dan Bambang Sutrisno. It’s an honor for me and Rudi Nirwantono (my colleague and marine expert) to accompany participants on mini […]

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Umbul Ponggok

It’s been a long time not coming to this lovable place, yes Umbul Ponggok. Clean and clear water, swim freely with hundreds of fish (mostly carp), little bit cold since it’s water directly merge from the springs. Now, this place is well managed, we pay tickets for entrance (8K) and we will get life vest as a safety […]

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Mosquito in Brackish Water – Sidqi’s Project

Accompanying  my friend (Sidqi Ahmad) project on mosquito in brackish water. This research was conducted in Pasir Mendit Yogyakarta. He want to compare abundance of mosquito larvae in abandoned shrimp pond which has constant stagnant water all over the year compare to tidal-influenced water in mangrove area. This is project for his undergraduate thesis. Goodluck pals!

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Hop, Skip, Jump!

left to right rachman-aqmarina-firas-rindra-me-nur faizah Took a selfie and groufie while conducting a research on mangrove ecosystem in Pasir mendit, Bogowonto lagoon. “Hello guys!” said Rhizopora mucronata on the back #lol Today, we try to estimate distribution and abundance of Mangrove along Bogowonto Lagoon. This mangrove ecosystem form riverine mangrove ecosystem which is dominated by […]

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Marine Edutourism

from left to right (Mrs.Budi, Physics Student, Physics Student, Me, Physics Student, Mr. Budi, Rindra, Cakra, Ryannika, Ida, Amir) Today is a big day. Why? Because today we meet Mr. Budi. He is the owner of Pondok Wisata Sadranan, a tourism provider in Sadranan beach, Gunungkidul. It’s established about half years ago, a very young […]

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A protected back reef?

For me it’s very surprising since this is my first time saw a coral zonation in this area. This area lies in Gunung kidul area which well known with its high wave action. In term of ecology, wave action is one of limiting factor for coral growth. Anyway, the “sheltered moat” nearshore behind rock structure […]

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Benthic macoinvertebrates field work

Horaay! Field work time. In this field work we went to river Winongo in Yogyakarta. Our main goal was water rapid assessment using benthic macroinvertebrates. Assessment? Yes, it is As we know in biological and ecological perspectives, functioning biological community is one of the best indicators of a healthy stream. Benthic macroinvertebrates are often used […]

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