Wednesday, 26 July 2023, the Doctoral in Forestry Sciences UGM at the graduation period I academic year 2022/2023 released 1 graduate, namely Dr. Wardatutthoyyibah . We congratulate you on completing your studies and graduating today! Hopefully the knowledge gained can be useful. Once again we wish you good work!
Wednesday 25 January 2022, the Doctoral in Forestry Sciences UGM at the graduation period I academic year 2022/2023 released 5 graduates, namely Dr. Ummu Kalsum, Dr. Blasius Paga, Dr. Indriani Ekasari, Dr. Petrus Abraham Dimara, dan Dr. Rika Bela Rahmawati. We congratulate you on completing your studies and graduating today! Hopefully the knowledge gained can be useful. Once again we wish you good work!
Wednesday 26 October 2022, the Doctoral in Forestry Sciences UGM at the graduation period I academic year 2022/2023 released 5 graduates, namely Dr. Amilda Auri, Dr. Sri Rahayu Prastyaningsih, Dr. Sukristiyono, Dr. Sari Rahayu, and Dr. Rizki Arisandi. We congratulate you on completing your studies and graduating today! Hopefully the knowledge gained can be useful. Once again we wish you good work!
UGM Forestry Doctoral Program in Graduation Period I of Academic Year 2017/2018 on 19 October 2017 released as many as 5 Graduates. In this period there were 2 students who won the Cumlaude title, one of them Dr. Agustinus Murdjoko who is a teaching staff from Papua State University.
Sandalwood tree population in Indonesia has continued to decline in recent decades, even under threat of extinction.
YOGYAKARTA - Orangutan is the only type of great ape in the Asian Continent. Its habitat is only in Sumatra and Kalimantan. While other types of great apes, gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos are only found in Africa. However, Orangutans are now classified as an endangered species.
Peat land use activities that are not managed wisely become a source of peatland forest destruction resulting in socio-economic and cultural losses in the surrounding communities, as well as for the wider environment. As in the Peatland Development Project (PLG) one million hectares for agriculture in the Middle Kalimantan in 1995.
Management of the National Park (TN) since declared in 1980 experienced a lot of problems. The problem in many vertices cause damage to forest resources. One of the efforts to improve the management of TN contained in PP 6 Year 2007 on Forest Arrangement and Preparation of Forest Management Plan and Forest Utilization is the transformation of the organization into a TN Conservation Forest Management Unit (KPHK).
