How freediving helps Indonesia’s Bajau preserve traditions and conserve marine life
PolicyMonday, September 21, 2026Mongabay

How freediving helps Indonesia’s Bajau preserve traditions and conserve marine life

Freediving practices among the Bajau community in Indonesia are not only aiding in the preservation of their cultural traditions but also contributing to the conservation of marine ecosystems. This traditional method of fishing emphasizes sustainable practices that align with environmental health and biodiversity goals. Efforts to support and integrate these practices into broader marine conservation policies could enhance both cultural and ecological resilience.

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