In Raja Ampat, children learn that their knowledge can help protect their islands
PolicyMonday, August 24, 2026Mongabay

In Raja Ampat, children learn that their knowledge can help protect their islands

In Arborek, children are being educated about marine ecosystems, learning to identify local species such as rockhead fish, salamander fish, and starfish, which empowers them to participate in the conservation of their islands. This initiative emphasizes the importance of integrating local knowledge and community involvement in environmental protection efforts.

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