Reading Ecosystems Through Insects: Ecotourism Development in Indonesian National Park
Ecotourism development and ecosystem conservation are being advanced in Indonesia's Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park through insect ecological surveys. EIGER Nature has discovered over 70 insect species in a 253.6-hectare area, with 43 species having undetermined conservation status.
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