Volume of rubbish pile in Badung Regency, notably in Kuta area on Galungan Holiday drastically soared up to doubled. This condition was caused by ritual activities taking place before and after Galungan.

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Kurma Asih turtle conservation group in Perancak, Jembrana, is trying to find as many as turtle eggs as possible. They often searched the eggs at night and buy the eggs from the people. Usually one egg cost 1,500 rupiah. Anom, a member of the group said “we conduct these steps to conserve the turtle because [...]

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Nusa Dua – Asian Forrest Partnership (AFP) held a meeting in Nusa Dua, Bali to discuss illegal lodging and the efforts to decrease green house gases. Yani Saloh, the coordinator of Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), said that the meeting ws held on Wednesday, May 27th through May 29th 2009.

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Denpasar – Agung Wardhana, the executive director of Indonesian Environment Organization (WALHI), said that tourism business is the main cause of environmental damages in Bali.

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Climate change and weather irregularity are having a negative impact on irrigation systems in Bali, a local agricultural official said. “Climate change and weather irregularity impact significantly on irrigation water availability in Bali,” provincial agriculture office spokesman Ida Bagus Wisnu Wardana said.

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Indonesia has strongly felt the impact of current global warming and climate change although the country’s contribution to green house gas emission (GHGE) is relatively smaller than the advanced countries. Global warming and climate change have caused natural disasters, drought and floods, environment minister’s expert staff for technology and sustainable development, Dana Karta Sasmita, said.

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The government of Karangasem Regency reminded that there are possibilites of landslide to happen in Besakih, an area located about 65 kilometers to the south east of Denpasar. Certain spots in the slope of Mount Agung are known to be prone to landslide.

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Denpasar government planted 12,500 trees to support the program of planting a million of trees promoted by Indonesian President, Susilo Bambang Yodhoyono. The program was started by i.B. Rai Dharmawijaya Mantra, the deputy of Denpasar Mayor by planting trees at Teuku Umar Barat on Monday (December 1st).

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Bali business players worked in marine tourism are committed to conserve marine ecosystem especially coral reefs, pants, and animals living in the sea. I Gde Nurjaya, the head of Bali Tourism Office said “they must do it seriously because the damage to underwater ecosystem will affect Bali tourism business.”

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