Maryam Jamilah, S.Hut., M.Si. research focuses on sustainable development, community-based conservation, and local economic empowerment in Aceh, Indonesia. Their work addresses the management of natural resources, such as orangutan
and elephant habitats, and explores agroforestry and forest rehabilitation strategies. They also investigate ways to improve livelihoods through non-timber forest products, like beekeeping, and the potential for ecotourism
to support conservation efforts. Additionally, the scientist examines the role of digital literacy and entrepreneurship in empowering local communities, as well as the impact of local policies on forest management and land
tenure conflicts. Overall, their research aims to balance environmental conservation with economic development for resilient communities in Aceh.
