Katerina reports from Raja Ampat — known as “the last paradise on Earth.” The area has been untouched by major development, except for the growth of the nickel mining industry, which has locals split between supporting mining or protecting the environment.

Katerina sends a postcard from a remote sea village.

Reporting from multiple, far-flung locations, along with photographer Claire Harbage, with a huge assist from the amazing NPR visuals team and additional field production on-site, Katerina takes us deep, layer by layer into the complex world of nickel mining.

We’ve all heard of Jakarta, but have you heard of Nusantara? Katerina takes us to the capital of the future.

Katerina’s series kicks off on All Things Considered, deep in a mangrove forest. Over the past few decades, 40% of Indonesia's mangroves have been cut down — but some locals are working to reverse that trend.