Why Our Network Matters
The Indonesian Invasive Species Action Network, commonly referred to as IISAN, is a collaborative initiative that aims to address the pressing issue of invasive species in Indonesia.
Public Awareness
Fostering collective action through education and scientific publication to empower communities in safeguarding the environment from biosecurity threats
Research Excellence
Conducting comprehensive studies on the functional traits of invasive plants and insect communities across diverse ecosystems, from tropical wetlands to karst landscapes
Ecosystem Protection
Developing strategic mitigation and management plans to minimize the impact of invasive species on Indonesia’s native flora and fauna and their habitats
National Collaboration
Government Agencies
We work closely with national and local government bodies to align our initiatives with national biosecurity policies. Our goal is to provide data-driven recommendations that strengthen regulatory frameworks and support the implementation of the National Strategic Action Plan for Invasive Alien Species (IAS) management.
Research Institutions
Innovation is at the core of our actions. By partnering with leading universities and research centers. We ensure that every intervention is backed by rigorous scientific evidence, from taxonomic identification to ecological impact modeling.
Local Communities
We believe that the most effective frontline defense is an informed public. We empower local communities through education and citizen science programs, enabling them to identify, report, and manage invasive species within their own landscapes to protect their natural heritage
About IISAN
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