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Tag Archives: Indonesia
Helping ensure a sustainable future for Komodo National Park
By Dian Hasan | October 12, 2009 The Komodo National Park, one of seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Indonesia, and its famous occupant – the endangered Komodo Dragon (Varanus Komodensis), is indeed an asset for all of mankind. As … Continue reading
Posted in Sustainability, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Tourism
Tagged Indonesia, Komodo, Komodo Dragon, Komodo National Park
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Californian launches “4th World Love” to empower communities in Indonesia
By Dian Hasan | October 3, 2009 It’s always commendable when a young person steps out of their comfort zone and goes out of her/his way to help others. Especially it takes place in distant land, where there is a … Continue reading
Imparting eco-values in young minds ~ Manado, Indonesia
By Dian Hasan | September 20, 2009 Departing from the adage “teach them young and they shall remember”, one Singapore-based organization – Eco Field Trips (EFT) – brings school kids closer top nature for a most rewarding “out-of-classroom” learning experience. … Continue reading
Land Use and Density Affect Fires in Indonesia
The name “Indonesia” doesn’t mean “land of fire” — it just seems that way. Biomass burning related to land-clearing for agriculture goes on practically all year, particularly in summer and fall. Fires tend to burn continuously for months because of … Continue reading
Interview with Brad Choyt, Director of John Hardy’s Green School in Bali, Indonesia
The Green School in Bali, a progressive English-based international school that was built on the mission to create a learning environment that is as close to the natural environment as possible. Open in 2008, brainchild of John Hardy, Canadian-born jeweler … Continue reading
Rafflesia Arnoldii ~ the world’s largest flower, up close
By Dian Hasan | August 17, 2009 The world’s largest archipelago, Indonesia, is home to a plethora of flora and fauna species that can be found nowhere else on the planet. The diversity of wildlife and plant species is simply … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure Travel, Biodiversity, Ecotourism, Indonesia
Tagged Adventure Travel, Eco-Tourism, Environment, Flora & Fauna, Indonesia
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Glamping in West Java ~ exploring nature with all the creature comforts
When holidays arrive, many urbanites dream of escaping the concrete jungle and getting back to nature. For those sick of city life, the perfect escape involves lots of fresh air and some adrenalin-pumping outdoor fun. Well, now you can enjoy … Continue reading
Bali’s “Subak” agricultural system proposed as world heritage
The Indonesian government has proposed Bali’s subak traditional agricultural system be considered for the World Heritage List, for exemplifying effective water usage and management, an official said Wednesday. Hari Untoro, Director General for Historical Cultural Preservation at the Culture and … Continue reading
The Goldman Environmental Prize 2009 for Yuyun Ismawati, BaliFokus ~ 2 of 2
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Tagged Bali, Eco-Tourism, Environment, Habitat Destruction, Humanitarian, Indonesia, Sustainability
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The Goldman Environmental Prize 2009 for Yuyun Ismawati, BaliFokus ~ 1 of 2
As waste management problems mount throughout the Indonesian archipelago, Yuyun Ismawati implements sustainable community-based waste and sanitation management programs that provide employment opportunities to low-income people and empower them to improve the environment.
Endangered Eden 