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  • December 13, 2024

#LifeatMDPI: How MDPI is Changing the Game for Indonesia’s Ocean and Small-scale Fishers

by Stella F. Situmorang, Supriyadin Hello, Happy People! We’re Stella Farica Situmorang and Supriyadin, two college students interning at MDPI this August 2024. We’re both studying Aquatic Resource Management at Udayana University, and when we heard about MDPI, we knew we had to check it out. Spoiler: It was absolutely worth it. Why we choose…

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  • December 4, 2024

The Future of Our Fish: Harnessing Data for Food Security

by M. A. Indira Prameswari “I never realized that regulations could help prevent the depletion of fish in the ocean. But now I see that this can be addressed through the data we collect, ensuring that our catches remain sustainable,” said Ardiansyah, a handline tuna fisher from Bone Regency, South Sulawesi. — Each year on…

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  • December 4, 2024

MDPI Rallies for Sustainable Fisheries at Green Press Community 2024 Journalism Event

by Muhammad Alzaki Tristi Jakarta–Beyond Fisheries: MDPI engaged journalists in this year’s Green Press Community 2024, an initiative spearheaded by the Society of Indonesian Environmental Journalists (SIEJ). Designed to heighten awareness about environmental sustainability, the gathering on Saturday (11/23) in Jakarta brought together an eclectic mix of stakeholders—journalists, activists, students, government officials, NGOs, and private…

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  • November 15, 2024

Championing Small-Scale Fisheries: MDPI Brings a Fresh Vision to Tokyo’s Sustainable Seafood Summit

by Muhammad Alzaki Tristi “I always imagine how small-scale fishers can continue fishing while their voices are heard by the government. This is crucial for fisheries management policies to become adaptable and practical for their needs.” – Putra Satria Timur, Fisheries Lead, MDPI   At the 2024 Tokyo Sustainable Seafood Summit (TSSS), one of Asia’s…

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  • October 31, 2024

Vessel Tracker Technology Leads to Rescue of Missing Fisher in Morotai

by M. A. Indira Prameswari, Ilsan Ismail In the remote waters off Morotai Regency, a fisher who went missing at sea in 16th October 2024, was located and safely returned to shore after an overnight search. The fisher, whose name is Rakit, was found by his family approximately 42.5 kilometers from the coast after losing…

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