NEWS
May 15th 2026
CONSERVATION ACTION
Three Years of Biodiversity Restoration in Batam
Over the past three years, Serindit Philosophy Centre has restored degraded terrestrial and mangrove ecosystems across Batam. More than 8,000 native seedlings representing lowland tropical forest and 17,200 mangrove from 12 species have been planted, contributing to biodiversity conservation, habitat recovery, corridor and long-term ecological resilience.. Explore…
May 12th 2026
BIODIVERSITY
Wildlife of Batam: A Growing Faunal Record
From forests and mangroves to seagrass meadows, Serindit continues documenting Batam’s wildlife through field observations and biodiversity surveys. This collection highlights species recorded across the island and reflects the ecological richness that remains within its changing landscapes. Explore…
May 08th 2026
FIELD NOTES
Exploring Small Island Plant Diversity Across Ecosystems
Serindit’s botanical explorations span lowland forests, mangrove habitats, coastal vegetation, and seagrass-associated landscapes. These ongoing surveys contribute to understanding species diversity, ecological relationships, and conservation priorities throughout the Riau Archipelago.Explore …
April 23th 2026
BOOKS & KNOWLEDGE
Launch of Buku Praktis Identifikasi Jenis Pohon Batam
Released on Earth Day and World Book Day, this publication introduces Batam’s tree diversity through visual collages, local stories, and accessible descriptions. The launch also marked the introduction of Perbendaharaan Serindit, a platform for archiving field notes, research, and reflections. Explore …
March 10th 2026
LEARNING
Inner Rewilding
Serindit bringing Delta Lingua to explores the connection between ecological restoration and personal transformation. Through reflection, learning, and encounters with the living world, the initiative encourages deeper relationships with nature and the values that sustain both people and ecosystems. Explore…
October 15th 2025
PARTNERSHIP
BRIN and Serindit Collaborate on Small Island Resilience Research
Serindit Philosophy Centre and BRIN’s Center for Ecological Research established a long-term research collaboration focused on biodiversity restoration, socio-ecological mapping, and sustainable landscape management across small islands within the Sundaland biodiversity hotspot..Explore …
August 05th 2025
PARTNERSHIP
UNIBA and Serindit Establish a Strategic Partnership
Universitas Batam and Serindit Philosophy Centre formalized a collaboration to strengthen interdisciplinary research, and community services. The partnership supports learning and research initiatives centered on Teluk Lengung socio-ecological systems.Explore …
July 24th 2025
DISSEMINATION
Public Dissemination on the Teluk Lengung Estuarine Living System
Following more than a year of field research, Serindit shared findings on ecological degradation in the Teluk Lengung mangrove estuary. The event brought together academics, government representatives, and civil society to discuss pathways toward ecological recovery. Explore …
June 15th 2025
RESEARCH
Understanding Ecological Change in Teluk Lengung
Supported by the Asia-Pacific Forest Forum, this research examines ecological conditions within the Teluk Lengung estuary through biodiversity surveys, habitat assessments, and socio-ecological analysis to support restoration and long-term resilience.Explore …
February 15th 2025
BIODIVERSITY
Into the Climate Stories: Learning from Keruing Paya
Keruing Paya (Dipterocarpus coriaceus), one of Batam’s remaining native dipterocarps, reflects both the ecological value and vulnerability of lowland forests. Through field exploration and storytelling, this initiative highlights the importance of protecting species threatened by habitat loss and landscape change.Explore …
January 08th 2025
CONSERVATION ACTION
Mangrove Restoration with Korean Volunteers in Setokok
Together with volunteers from South Korea and local community groups, Serindit restored one hectare of degraded mangrove forest in Setokok. The initiative combined ecological restoration, environmental education, and community participation through the planting of 4,000 mangrove seedlings.Explore …
August 20th 2024
CLIMATE JUSTICE
Youth-Led Funding for Climate Loss and Damage
Supported by the Loss and Damage Youth Grantmaking Council, this initiative addresses ecological loss and damage affecting Indonesia’s coastal communities through ecosystem restoration, biodiversity conservation, and community resilience efforts. Explore …
July 29th 2024
CONSERVATION PLAN
Strengthening Plant Conservation in the Riau Archipelago
Together with the IUCN Species Survival Commission’s Indonesia Plant Red List Authority, Serindit participated in a regional assessment of native tree species across the Riau Archipelago. The initiative contributed to conservation planning, species documentation, and capacity building for local biodiversity practitioners.Explore …
May 18th 2024
RESEARCH
Understanding Marine Biodiversity in the Senayang Islands
Research conducted in the Senayang Islands explored seagrass ecosystems and campaign their importance for dugongs and sea turtles. The work contributes to conservation planning while supporting environmental education and public awareness of marine ecosystem protection.Explore …
December 15th 2023
RECOGNITION
Serindit Researchers Named Women in Conservation Fund Grantees
Alia Firdamayanti and Chantira were selected as recipients of the Women in Conservation Fund. Their projects contributed to species conservation and habitat protection, including research supporting dugong conservation and seagrass ecosystem.Explore…
June 23th 2023
CONSERVATION ACTION
Restoring Native Tree Diversity in Batam
In collaboration with local and international partners, Serindit Philosophy Centre carried out native tree planting within Batam’s Fragmented Forest. The initiative focused on endangered and ecologically important species to support biodiversity conservation, forest restoration, and long-term ecosystem resilience. Explore …