FIELD LEARNING OF MARINE SCIENCE STUDENTS AT THE TURTLE CONSERVATION AND EDUCATION CENTER
The TCEC is trying to support the community of Serangan to find the alternative beside illegal turtle business
Students of the Marine Science Study Program at Bengkulu University visited CV Coral International Bali
This visit was carried out to find out the process of commercial coral cultivation.
Students of the Marine Science Study Program, at Bengkulu University visited Tahura Ngurah Rai Bali
This visit aims to observe the management of the mangrove ecosystem in the Tahura area
Internal Quality Audit Visitation Activity in Marine Science Study Program
The visitation activity is a continuation of the Internal Quality Audit (IQA)
Beach Clean-Up and Planting 1000 Mangroves in Bengkulu City: Collaboration between PT. Paragon, The Marine Science Students Association (Himailka), and the Waste Heroes Community
An environmental and social initiative occurred at Zakat Beach and Muara Jenggalu in Bengkulu City
Marine science study program lecturers attended a research proposal and community service workshop
The marine science study program lecturers who attended the research proposal and community service workshop organized by the Faculty of Agriculture, Bengkulu University were Dr. Yar Johan, S.Pi, M.Si., Dr. Ali Muqsit, S.Kel., M.Si., Akbar Abdurrahman Mahfudz, S.Si., M.Sc., Maya Anggraini Fajar Utami, S.Pi., M.Si., Ana Ariasari, S.Pi., M.Sc., Nella Tri Agustini, S.Kel., M.Si, Nur […]
Implementation Arrangement Signed to Foster Collaborative Initiatives between Enggano District and Bengkulu University’s Marine Science Study Program
The event took place at the Marine Science Study Program and marked the official signing of the Implementation Arrangement (IA)
Empowering Rural Tourism through Geospatial Information: A Step towards Sustainable Development
Desa Kemumu, a village rich in natural resources, is on its way to becoming a promising tourist destination, boasting attractions like Kemumu Waterfall and terraced rice fields. Despite its potential, the village faces challenges in optimizing its 3A-based tourism development—attractions, accessibility, and amenities. Recognizing this, the community is taking a step forward with a participatory […]
