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Anthropocentric Study on the Role of Human Power in the Household Waste Management System of the Bajo Tribe Settlement in Boalemo, Gorontalo by Yusrifa1, Fitria, Wilson, Dominikus Yoeli, Mardiyah, Shoim

“…The Bajo tribe, inhabiting the coastal area of Tilamuta in Boalemo Regency, Gorontalo, has established sea-based settlements over several decades. As a…”
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Community Structure and Health Status of Mangrove Ecosystem in Anambas Islands Marine Tourism Park, Indonesia by Sinaga, Ronald Raditya Kesatria, Andrito, Wahyudi, Roni, Syofyan, Laia, Dominikus Yoeli Wilson, Hidayati, Jelita Rahma

“…Mangroves are one of the coastal ecosystems that can adapt to tidal areas with highly saline environments. This community plays a crucial role in ecological…”
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Aboveground Biomass Estimation of Mangrove Ecosystem in the Anambas Islands Using Remote Sensing Data by Laia, Dominikus Yoeli Wilson, Sinaga, Ronald Raditya Kesatria, Ghivarry, Giusti, Sukmawijaya, Adhera, Andrito, Wahyudi, Hanif, Andriyatno, Irfansyah, Rahmat, Febrianto, Try

“…The Anambas Islands is located in the Natuna Sea - the southern part of the South China Sea, encompassing vital marine ecosystems. Among these ecosystems, the…”
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Length-Weight Relationships of Lutjanus decussatus as Conservation Target Species in Anambas Islands Marine Protected Area, Indonesia by Palufi, Gita Endang, Anggara, Satria Putra, Laia, Dominikus Yoeli Wilson, Shabari, Anugrah Riskel, Daniel, Nadia Amalina, Irfansyah, Rahmat, Nguyen, Huong Mai, Susiana, Susiana

“…Lutjanus decussatus, commonly known as the checkered snapper or sadang fish (locally), is a key coral reef species in the Anambas Islands Marine Protected Area…”
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Seagrass Meadow Distribution Mapping in the Coastal Lagoon of Buan Island, Anambas by Laia, Dominikus Yoeli Wilson, Wibisono, Ganang, Handoko, Eddy, Palufi, Gita Endang, Kurniawan, Fajar, Roni, Syofyan, Budiarto, Muhammad Alrizky Ratno

“…Seagrasses are vital monocotyledonous marine flowering plants that serve as essential food sources for megaherbivores, contribute significantly to organic…”
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