Study: Indonesia's extensive network of marine reserves are poorly managed

JAKARTA — Indonesia has put nearly a tenth of its national waters, the sixth-largest maritime jurisdiction of any country, under some form of protection. But poor management means these protected areas haven’t been to achieve their biodiversity conservation goals, a new study says. Indonesia’s 411 marine protected areas — parks, reserves and maritime conservation areas […]

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