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Dr Irma Sribianti

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Irma Sribianti

Associate Professor

irma.sribianti@unismuh.ac.id

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Dr Irma is a Lecturer at the Department of Forestry, she is also the lead at the Forest Ecology and Conservation Laboratory. Her research focuses on two areas: 1) Understanding mangrove ecology characteristics and 2) Mangrove valuation and relation to the community welfares.
Mangroves are highly productive ecosystems that provide numerous ecological services, such as carbon sequestration, shoreline protection, and habitat for various species. Research helps us understand the economic value of these services, which can strengthen the case for mangrove conservation and management.

Responsibility:

-Chief of Forest Ecology and Conservation Laboratories
-Head of Quality Assurance Faculty of Agriculture

Courses Name:
1. Forest Ecology
2. The Economy of Forest Resources
3. Conservation of Forest Resources

Hasanuddin University, Graduate Program
Thesis: Different Types of Male and Female Silkworms (Bombyx mori)

University of Mulawarman, Postgraduate Program
Thesis : Floristic Composition of Mangrove Forest Types in Malili District, South Sulawesi Province

Hasanuddin University, Postgraduate Program, 
Disertation: Economic Valuation of Mangrove Land in Various Types of Management in South Sulawesi

Recent Research Project:
1. Economic valuation of mangrove ecosystem environmental services based on green economy
2. Management model ecosystem mangrove based on business feasibility.
3.Farmer Fisherman Community Partnership Project In The Processing Of Mangrove Flour And Fruit Chips Products
4. The management of mangrove ecosystem based on mitigation: Case study in mangrove area of Tongke-Tongke, South Sulawesi

Award: Satya Lencana Karya Satya

Link: Google Scholar, Sinta, ORCID

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