Conservation Biologist & Sustainability Practitioners
Just had a few weeks off from blogging because one to another things. I also have several things to do just before the end of this year and made a self review.
Continue reading “Self Review in 2014”
Even you are not a translator or interpreter but sometimes we need a guidance to make a better wording and sentence in Bahasa Indonesia – English or vice versa. Below are some websites I usually use when writing in bahasa Indonesia and English.Continue reading “Guidance for Better Bahasa Indonesia – English”
What do you remember after your traveling days?
If we relate this question to my traveling lifestyle then my answers would be combination of ‘meeting old and new friends’, ‘business purpose’, ‘experimental travel’, ‘world exploration’ , and ‘volunteer for a cause’. I am pretty sure your answer would be different or maybe similar like mine.
Continue reading “Tourism & Community Development: Traveling for People or Places?”
Bisa dibilang ini adalah terjemahan tidak resmi atau malah diskusi lanjut dari INDONESIAN SCIENTISTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA – #WOMENTWEETSCIENCETOO. Ide awal tulisan ini dan sebelumnya sebenarnya timbul sesudah pembicaraan bersama dengan Susan Tsang, seorang teman di US, mengenai peran perempuan sebagai komunikator sains dan sebagai bentuk respon artikel Science Magazine tentang K-Index, yang mana menyatakan saat ini hanya ada 4 saintis wanita yang aktif sebagai komunikator sains di dunia Twitter.Continue reading “RE: Indonesian Scientist in Social Media [In Bahasa Indonesia]”
“Kadarshian Index or K-Index is a comparison of a scientist’s number of Twitter followers with their citations. … Although the index is named for a woman, Science’s survey highlights the poor representation of female scientists on Twitter … Of the 50 most followed scientists, only four are women.” – (Science Magazine on Kadarshian Index).
Continue reading “Indonesian Scientists on Social Media – #WomenTweetScienceToo”
Ecotourism is defined as “responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people.” (TIES, 1990)
As you have seen on my profile, I have background in biological science and conservation + natural resource management work. Some friends have been asking about my blog activities for the last one year. I am not a travel writer and obviously not a 100% travel blogger too in the same time. I guess I need to underline what kind of blogger I am. I have many interests such as traveling, photography, social media, creativity, and popular science.
It feels too long since I was graduated from my first degree and lately my postgraduate degree. However, before you enter the ‘question’ better you ask yourself first. Because sometimes we forget the reason why we pursue higher education.
Apparently this is sort of advertorial from my workplace website but if you have interest to learn more about RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil) audit scheme and wants to be a lead auditor please do check this link
I attended RSPO outreach meeting last Friday on RSPO Remediation and Compensation Procedures related to Land Clearance without Prior HCV assessment. Just a quick review on the meeting, RSPO remediation and compensation has two different procedures and respectively must be treated differently although there is chance both occurred in the same location. The compensation liability depends on year establishment, certification status, and membership based (with special notes for RSPO member would be penalised more than not member if found non-compliances). There are 3 main points in the RSPO Remediation and Compensation Procedures that need to be highlighted from the 13 points stated in whole procedures:Continue reading “[Notes] RSPO Remediation and Compensation Procedures related to Land Clearance without Prior HCV assessment”
Felicia Lasmana