Agusti Randi2025-03-28T09:04:59+00:00

Agusti Randi

Department Head of
Conservation and Restoration

Agusti Randi

Department Head of
Conservation and Restoration

Agusti Randi is a seasoned professional with over a decade of experience in botany, plant taxonomy, conservation, ecology, and forest restoration across Indonesia and Southeast Asia. With a deep passion for biodiversity and conservation efforts, he has been actively involved in numerous research projects focusing on species discovery, vegetation analysis, species conservation, and ecosystem restoration.

As a scientist with a strong background in ecology and conservation, he is committed to developing conservation strategies based on rigorous scientific research. His data-driven approach and deep understanding of ecosystems enable him to make a significant impact on environmental sustainability, whether through international collaborations or local initiatives.

As part of his vision to support ecological balance, he actively contributes to scientific research, restoration practices, and the protection of increasingly threatened natural resources. With extensive field experience and strong analytical skills, he continues to develop science-based solutions that can be applied in real-world conservation efforts.

Throughout his career, he has published more than 60 international scientific papers, including groundbreaking discoveries of new plant species across Indonesia’s diverse ecosystems. He firmly believes that through research, practice, communication, and education, a greater understanding and awareness of biodiversity conservation can be fostered, encouraging collective efforts to protect the planet’s natural heritage.

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Author: Randi Agusti

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