SEAMEO BIOTROP is pleased to announce the publication of BIODIVERS Vol. 4 No. 2 (July 2025), the Centre’s popular science magazine on tropical biodiversity. This edition highlights diverse and inspiring research, including the discovery of Blue Curcumin through DNA barcoding, Egypt’s transition to solar-powered sustainable farming, the role of spring mapping in groundwater conservation in Kulon Progo, the use of spent coffee grounds as organic fertilizer, and the potential of onion peel as a natural remedy for dengue. BIODIVERS continues to serve as a platform that connects science and society, showcasing practical innovations and community-based efforts to safeguard biodiversity for a sustainable future.