Komodo dragon location: where the species lives in Indonesia
Komodo dragons are not spread across Indonesia: their natural range is concentrated in Komodo National Park and a few coastal areas of Flores, with th…

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Komodo dragons are not spread across Indonesia: their natural range is concentrated in Komodo National Park and a few coastal areas of Flores, with th…

Komodo dragons are not pets: private ownership is generally prohibited, with rare exceptions for accredited zoos, research institutions or special edu…

A local official’s move to restrict public opposition has escalated a dispute over the Atadei geothermal project in Lembata, highlighting how Indonesi…

Komodo National Park sits inside the Coral Triangle, where UNESCO and WWF say its waters hold more than 1,000 fish species and more than 260 coral spe…

Young Komodo dragons use trees as refuge from adult dragons and other predators. The age at which they move to the ground varies by source, but both a…

Parapuar is taking shape as a forest-based attraction above Labuan Bajo, with two public areas open on the Bowosie hills. BPOLBF says the project blen…

Komodo National Park in East Nusa Tenggara remains a magnet for overseas visitors, offering the rare chance to see the world’s largest lizard, the Kom…

A 2026 journal article and recent conservation plans show how Komodo dragon tourism links local beliefs, national policy, habitat protection and devel…

Recent coastal clean-ups in Labuan Bajo have brought together local government, maritime security units and tourism stakeholders.

Authorities intercepted about 1,000 birds at Wae Kelambu Port in Labuan Bajo and released them in Nggorang Bowosie the next day, according to local re…
A 2024 study and local tourism reporting point to a strong 2023 rebound in Manggarai Barat, but they also show how visitor growth has intensified pres…
Fires at Komodo National Park from 2018 to 2021, including a 10-hectare blaze at Loh Serai on Rinca Island in November 2021, have tested regional disa…
Research and civil-society reporting describe Komodo National Park’s 17,308-hectare traditional use zone, alongside a larger pelagic zone, and show ho…

A June 2019 reef-fish survey in Komodo National Park recorded average densities of 182 target fish and 35 indicator fish per 350m² at its study sites,…
A 2012 national review and regional habitat studies confirm dugong presence associated with seagrass habitat in and around Komodo, including Selat Lin…