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Statistics of Komodo National Park Authority 2019

Visitor Numbers and Wildlife Population Data On 2019, Komodo National Park recorded a significant increase in visitor numbers, making it one of the most visited conservation areas in Indonesia. That year, the total number of tourists visiting the park reached 221,703, rising sharply from 176,834 in 2018, reflecting growing global interest in this iconic destination. […]

Forest Fire Management in Komodo National Park

Strategies, Risks, and Conservation Role Forest fire management in Komodo National Park is an important part of protecting the park’s terrestrial ecosystems. Komodo National Park includes extensive savanna and monsoon forest landscapes, which are naturally prone to fires, especially during the long dry season typical of the region. Vegetation and Fire Risk Most of Komodo’s […]

Achievement Report of the Annual Work Plan for Komodo National Park Authority 2019

Evaluation of Annual Work Plan Performance in Conservation Area Management The Achievement Report of the Annual Work Plan (RENJA) for the Komodo National Park Authority (BTNKom) in 2019 is an evaluative document presenting the results of the targets and performance indicators planned in the Annual Work Plan for that fiscal year. This report is part […]

Article: Ecological History Guide Book 3 – Management of Komodo National Park

Komodo National Park is one of Indonesia’s and the world’s most important conservation areas, renowned as the native habitat of the Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis). This area not only protects this rare species, but also encompasses rich terrestrial and marine ecosystems. One key reference for managing this area is the Ecological History Guide Book 3, which […]

Long-Term Management Plan (RPJP) of Komodo National Park

The Long-Term Management Plan (known as RPJP in Indonesia) is a strategic document created by the Komodo National Park Authority to ensure the effective, planned, and sustainable long-term management of the conservation area. This plan serves as the foundation for conservation, restoration, utilization, and monitoring programs within Komodo National Park. Purpose of the RPJP The […]

Internship Program at Komodo National Park

Internship Program on Komodo National Park at labuan bajo The Internship Program, also known as Junior Park Ranger, is an internship initiative organized by Komodo National Park Authority for high school and university students who are interested in learning about conservation management and the operations of the park. The program offers hands‑on field learning and […]

Drone Flight Permits in Komodo National Park

Flying a drone—an unmanned aerial vehicle used for aerial photography and videography—is permitted in Komodo National Park only with a proper permit and under specific regulations. This ensures the protection of wildlife, visitor safety, and the conservation of the park’s natural environment. What Is a Drone Flight Permit? A drone flight permit is an official […]

Conservation Area Entry Permit (SIMAKSI) at Komodo National Park

SIMAKSI stands for Surat Izin Masuk Kawasan Konservasi, which translates to Conservation Area Entry Permit. This official permit is required for individuals or groups who plan to conduct activities inside a conservation area in Indonesia, including Komodo National Park. Without a valid SIMAKSI, access to the conservation area or carrying out specific activities within it […]

Ticket Prices and Visitor Carrying Capacity at Komodo National Park

Komodo National Park regulates ticket prices and visitor capacity to support conservation efforts, ensure visitor comfort, and protect the natural ecosystems of the park. These measures are implemented according to Government Regulation No. 36 Year 2024 on types and tariffs of Non‑Tax State Revenue (PNBP) applied by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry. Ticket Prices […]

Visitor Protocols at Komodo National Park

Komodo National Park is a conservation area that must be preserved to maintain the balance of its flora, fauna, and ecosystems. Therefore, all visitors entering the park are required to follow specific protocols and rules established by the Komodo National Park Authority. Prohibited Actions Anyone entering Komodo National Park—including domestic and international tourists, guides, travel […]