Masyarakat Limnologi Indonesia (MLI)

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Masyarakat Limnologi Indonesia (MLI) or Indonesian Society of Limnology is the national (Indonesian) organization for those who are interested in Indonesian inland waters.

MLI has numerous activities such as international conferences, annual meetings, and collaborations with other national or multinational organizations e.g. Sealnet forum etc.

We hope that more people are eager to join our society to sit and talk together about our inland waters.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

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NEW EVENTS

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MAP

Our office is located in Cibinong, Bogor, Indonesia

NEW ANNOUNCEMENT

New year 2025!

Best wishes!

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GALLERIES

Our beautiful waters!

Toba

Indonesia

Maninjau

Indonesia

River

Indonesia

Matano

Indonesia

INDONESIAN JOURNAL OF LIMNOLOGY

The new volume of our journal is up!

RECENT NEWS

Our Latest News

  • The 3rd International Conference and Scientific Meeting of the Indonesian Limnology Society (SMILS III)

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    Theme Building Synergies and Aligning Shared Goals for Sustainable and Resilient Tropical Inland Water Management: Addressing Challenges, Advancing Innovations, and Promoting Collaborative Solutions Background The management of tropical inland waters, which include rivers, lakes, wetlands, and groundwater systems, plays a critical role in ensuring ecological balance, supporting livelihoods, and sustaining economic growth. These ecosystems are…

  • Hari Ciliwung 2024

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    Komunitas Ciliwung Depok menyelenggarakan kegiatan Hari Ciliwung 2024 dengan berbagai aktivitas diantaranya sosialisasi dan display temuan jenis ikan lokal asli Sungai Ciliwung.

  • The 2nd International Webinar of the Indonesian National Committee for UNESCO- IHP in Collaboration with BRIN and MLI

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    The Indonesian National Committee for UNESCO-IHP, the National Research and Innovation Agency of the Republic of Indonesia (BRIN), and the Indonesian Society of Limnology (MLI) converge on a shared interest in preserving the continuity of the hydrological cycle, which is indispensable for terrestrial life. Recognizing the significance of this objective, a collaborative initiative is considered…