Indonesia's Biodiversity
based on the IUCN Red List
The IUCN Red List is a critical indicator of global biodiversity sustainability. It serves as a tool to inform and encourage biodiversity conservation action and policy change, and is essential for protecting the natural resources we need for human survival.Animalia
10,975
Species
Plantae
6,782
Species
Fungi
3
Species
based on the IUCN Red List Conservation Status
updated on November 04, 2024
2,212
Species
11,834
Species
930
Species
1,165
Species
1,154
Species
456
Species
2
Species
5
Species
Welcome to IUCN SSC IdSSG
What is IUCN SSC IdSSG?
The Indonesia Species Specialist Group (IdSSG) is a group of experts consisting of various taxonomic groups and scientific disciplines that supports the government and other stakeholders in a joint effort to reverse the decline of species through data-driven decision-making and policy development.
What We Do?
Our Main Activities
Natinal Red List Assessment
Develop and regularly update the Indonesian National Red List based on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. This will be done regionally in conjunction with Biodiversity/Species Conservation Planning and efforts to strengthen networks and capacity building for local scientists and conservation practitioners.Capacity Building and Networking
Conduct regular training to strengthen networks, identify research priorities and interventions, and support the development of smaller working groups to respond to specific biodiversity issues or initiatives.Building Public Support for Biodiversity
Building a public constituency to support pro-biodiversity policies and mainstreaming biodiversity issues across sectors and ministries through various communication channels.Facilitating National and International Collaboration
Facilitate international collaboration so that Indonesian scientists can contribute maximally to the international agenda to restore biodiversity and develop scientific evidence on the status of global biodiversity.Our Latest News & Articles!
Latest updates and curated articles on program developments and related topics.