Yayasan Konservasi Pesisir Indonesia
YAKOPI welcomed the Mae Fah Luang Foundation and VNV Advisory for a knowledge exchange and field learning visit, sharing experiences in community-based mangrove restoration, sustainableRead More »Knowledge Exchange & Field Learning: YAKOPI x Mae Fah Luang Foundation and VNV Advisory
The 1st CoESDev 2026 brought together academics, policymakers, industry leaders, and environmental practitioners from various countries to exchange knowledge, share research, and strengthen collaboration onRead More »The 1st CoESDev 2026
Naval Regional Command I (Kodaeral I) and the Indonesian Coastal Conservation Foundation (YAKOPI) strengthen their synergy to protect mangroves, empower coastal communities, and enhance maritimeRead More »KODAERAL I and YAKOPI Strengthen Synergy to Safeguard Mangroves and Coastal Economy
YAKOPI signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Village and Disadvantaged Regions of Indonesia to strengthen collaboration in sustainable coastal development, integrating environmentalRead More »Signing of the MoU between YAKOPI and the Directorate General
YAKOPI and the Directorate General of Disadvantaged Regions Development Acceleration (PPDT) signed a Cooperation Agreement to strengthen collaboration in accelerating sustainable development in coastal andRead More »Signing of the MoU between YAKOPI and the Directorate General for the Acceleration of Development in Disadvantaged Regions
YAKOPI and the Batu Bara District Government hosted the inaugural Mangrove Culture Festival 2025, bringing together over 10,000 participants to celebrate coastal culture, promote mangroveRead More »Mangrove Culture Festival Batu Bara
YAKOPI and the Aceh Singkil Government established a strategic partnership to restore coastal ecosystems, conserve biodiversity, and promote sustainable development through ecosystem data collection, communityRead More »YAKOPI and Aceh Singkil Government Partner for Coastal Ecosystem RestorationElementor
YAKOPI welcomed representatives from BRGM to its office for a collaborative discussion on mangrove rehabilitation, community empowerment, and sustainable coastal management, strengthening institutional cooperation andRead More »YAKOPI’s office welcomed colleagues from BRGM
The Milky Stork (*Mycteria cinerea*) is a threatened waterbird inhabiting mangroves, mudflats, and coastal wetlands. Its presence highlights the ecological importance of healthy coastal habitatsRead More »Bangau Bluwok (Mycteria cinerea)
YAKOPI and the Gunungsitoli City Government signed a Joint Agreement to strengthen collaboration in environmental conservation, ecosystem restoration, and community empowerment, supporting sustainable development whileRead More »The signing of the joint agreement between YAKOPI and the Gunungsitoli City Government.