Wengki Ariando: Sea Nomads and the Future of Our Ocean

Talking Indonesia by Talking Indonesia

May 21, 202600:46:01News & Politics

Every year on the 8th of June, World Ocean Day calls us to reflect on the vital role our seas and waterways play in sustaining life on Earth. Yet for most of us, the ocean remains something we observe from a distance, an...

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