Butterflies in Indonesia: A Fragile Link in the Ecosystem Facing Threats
Butterfly populations are declining across Indonesia due to excessive pesticide use and habitat destruction from extractive industries. Endemic species, like the barong butterfly in Bali, face extinction, highlighting the urgent need for citizen science and conservation efforts in protected areas.
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