Oleh: Juma Maulana, Agiel Prakoso, Wahyu Perdana, Abil Salsabila, Fiqri Abdi, Yoga Aprillianno, Iola Abas - Wednesday, 24 September 2025
In addition to forest and land fires (karhutla), which have been the focus of attention, floods also pose a serious threat resulting from peatland ecosystem damage. Through the launch of the 'Drowned Peatland' study, Pantau Gambut highlighted the flood threat in Peat Hydrological Units (KHG) across Indonesia, which are divided into three regions: Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Papua.
Oleh: Juma Maulana, Abil Salsabila, Wahyu Perdana, Agiel Prakoso, Yoga Aprillianno, Iola Abas - Wednesday, 20 August 2025
Regulatory inconsistency in protecting peatland ecosystems has turned the communities and ecosystems into victims.
Oleh: Almi Ramadhi, Agiel Prakoso, Wahyu Perdana, Ricky Amukti, Juma Maulana, Yoga Aprillianno, Iola Abas - Tuesday, 24 September 2024
Pantau Gambut published a vulnerability of forest and land fires to the Peat Hydrological Unit (PHU) in 2023 study.
Oleh: Almi Ramadhi, Agiel Prakoso, Juma Maulana, Wahyu Perdana, Abil Salsabila, Johan Wahyu Inzar Robiya, Yoga Aprillianno, Iola Abas - Tuesday, 24 September 2024
Through the launch of the study “Dread in Wetland Bed: Corporations, Governments, and All Their Empty Peatland Restoration Commitments”, Pantau Gambut exposes many peatland restoration infrastructures that are not up to standard.
Oleh: Juma Maulana, Abil Salsabila, Agiel Prakoso, Johan Wahyu Robiya, Wahyu Perdana, Almi Ramadhi, Yoga Aprillianno, Iola Abas - Thursday, 31 October 2024
Who would have thought that much of the land designated for the Central Kalimantan Food Estate has now become overgrown with shrubs, or worse, overlapped with privately owned palm oil plantations? Through the launch of the study "Food Misery in the National Granary: A Review of the Central Kalimantan Food Estate Project After Three Years," Pantau Gambut sheds light on the murky current situation of this National Strategic Project (PSN).
