Indonesia

Entry into force

8 August 1992

Ramsar sites

7

Surface area of

1.372.976
ha
Sites
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Documents
National reports(9)
Ramsar Advisory Missions(1)
World Wetlands Day reports(2)
Documents(5)
Reports and decisions(1)
Other proceedings(1)
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Delegation of Senators from the House of Regional Representatives of Indonesia visited the Ramsar Secretariat in Gland (Photo credit: Ramsar Convention)
Ramsar Convention
Director of the Peatland Restoration Agency (BRG),Nazir Foead, and the Siak provincial authorities welcome their guests from the Congo and Amazon basins at the restored peatland lake of Kampung Dosan village.
This way to the small house
Ahmad Fariz Fajar
Plantations on burnt and drained peatlands in the coastal area are exposed to subsidence and increased flooding
Tobias Salathé
Much of the world’s food, essential for human health and well-being, comes from wetland ecosystems. Rice, grown in wetland paddies, is the staple diet of 3.5 billion people.
Michael Abhiseka Wasesajati
A woman in Indonesia works in wetlands.
Jenny Downing
Green pastures during the rainy season at Tanakeke Island
Regista Rapa
Fishing for Dinner. Two men went for fishing at the Samas Lagoon. They tried to catch some fishes with a fishing hook for dinner. Their family will be happy to eat the fishes.
Michael Abhiseka Wasesajati
Drained and burnt peatland area in the buffer zone of the Berbak National Park
Tobias Salathé
Peatland restoration by local community, blocking drainage channel
Marcel Silvus
This a beautiful island in malang east java
Ahmad Fariz Fajar
Traditional Fisherman. The resources of the sea allow the coastal people to make a livelihood. This fisherman only has traditional boat and could not go to the sea for fishing due to the high tide. He threw the fishing net into the lagoon and tried to catch some fishes.
Michael Abhiseka Wasesajati

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