Indonesia's Komodo Dragon Protection Faces Habitat Expansion and Poaching Challenges
The Indonesian government is intensifying efforts to protect the Komodo dragon by expanding its habitat and combating poaching. However, coexistence with local communities and sustainable tourism development present new challenges.
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