Teluk Saleh: Balancing Marine Conservation and Sustainable Development in Indonesia
Teluk Saleh in West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, boasts rich marine ecosystems and potential for tourism and fisheries. However, it faces challenges like destructive fishing practices and ecosystem degradation, necessitating data-driven management and community cooperation for sustainable development.
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