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SEAFDEC/IFRDMD and Research Institute for Inland Fisheries and Extension (RIIFE) socialized the SPEECTRA (Special Area for Conservation and Fish Refugia) to public on 17 October 2020 at Patratani, Muara Enim, South Sumatra. This activity…
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Fish plays an important role for human diets because fish contributes to food security and also provides livelihood for locals. In exploiting fish resources, understanding fish behaviors is needed. Some fish move longitudinally upstream and…
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Over the past several decades, Geo-Informatics Technologies such as Geographic Information System (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) were utilized as a tool to apply for many aspects in fisheries and environmental sciences which can help the…
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On 6-7 August 2020, IFRDMD, represented by Dr. Dina Muthmainnah, joined the Inter-Departmental Consultation on Preparation of SEASOFIA 2022 through teleconference Google Meet application. The meeting was attended by all departments of…
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IFRDMD Officers, Dr. Safran Makmur, Ms. Diana Luspa, and Dr. Dina Muthmainnah were invited as the resource persons in some webinars in July 2020. The webinars were held during the Covid-19 pandemic as government policy that some people…
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IFRDMD held a routine meeting every month for its staff to talk about progress activity and share their ideas or opinions with others. On 2 July 2020, the meeting was held using the zoom meeting application. The meeting was opened by Chief,…
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Indonesian Fisheries Extension Worker Organization of Bengkulu Province held a webinar on 12 June 2020. The theme of the webinar was a technic to write the scientific paper. Thereafter, on 17 June 2020, the Indonesian Fisheries Extension…
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May 26, 2020, SEAFDEC Secretariat held the Skype Meeting for the eel project for catch survey. The participants came from SEAFDEC Secretariat, IFRDMD, Tumsat, and JANUS. The persons in charge of the project presented some information and…
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Common snakehead has a wide distribution from South Asia, Southern China to Southeast Asia, including Indonesia. In Indonesia, the local names of this fish are bocek (Riau), aruan, haruan (Melayu), kocolan (Betawi), bogo (Sunda), bayong,…
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