ALT A map of Indonesia showing the extent of mapping coverage for the country's coastal ecosystems, with boundaries of eleven Fisheries Management Areas. Colored dots indicate data sources: red dots represent primary data (Table 1) and yellow dots represent secondary data (Table 2). A compass rose and scale bar are included in the top right corner.

ALT A conceptual flow diagram illustrating the assessment and reinforcement of strong sustainability. It begins with two blue rectangles labeled “SEEA” and “SDGs GBF”. These two sources provide "Strong sustainability keywords" and "Strong sustainability indicator criteria," respectively, feeding into a central beige oval labeled “Is strong sustainability considered?” This oval connects with a rightward arrow to another beige oval labeled “Reinforce strong sustainability perspective,” which is supported by “Academic strong sustainability indicator frameworks” indicated along the arrow.

ALT Screenshot of a Spanish-language web application titled "imanr: Identificador de Maíz Nativo en R" (Native Maize Identifier in R). The interface includes a form with input fields divided into three sections: Descripción geográfica (Geographic Description): Fields for latitude, longitude, and altitude. Datos cualitativos (Qualitative Data): Dropdown and text fields for grain color, cob color, stem color, grain type, ear shape, and row arrangement. Datos cuantitativos (Quantitative Data): Fields for ear length, diameter, and number of rows per ear. A checkbox marked “¿Listo?” confirms that the input is complete. On the right side, a yellow box titled "Complejo racial estimado" (Estimated racial complex) displays the result: Cónico. Below the label is an image of five maize ears of varying sizes and shapes, labeled as belonging to the Cónico group, with a ruler for scale and a photo credit to Eliud Castillo Suárez. The lower section of the screenshot contains descriptive