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Rescue & Conservation in Bali

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215 reviews
Amazing experience to spend time with Wayan, his family and the resident scientists to learn about this important project to recover the local fire fly population. We learned about the project, shared a fantastic dinner out in the garden at night and then had the opportunity to see the fireflies in their natural habitat. It's a once in a lifetime experience so highly recommend the tour.
Rebecca
One of the most memorable activities and a wonderful end to the day. We learned so much about fireflies, the importance of it to the ecosystem, and why they are disappearing in this day and age. The hosts are so knowledgeable and friendly and we really felt so at ease and comfortable. While there wasn't a whole field of fireflies (please manage your expectations - they are doing their best to bring up its population) , it was still such a great experience to see the fireflies twinkle in the night, paired with the stars in the sky. The food was also so delicious and meticulously prepared and I enjoyed every bite. I would really recommend this activity if you are willing to travel out (please get a private driver as this is quite a far trip from Ubud Central). The session is very intimate and not suitable if you are travelling with people who are scared of the dark, icky with bugs, and noisy yappers.
Anna
Our family had the incredible opportunity to delve into the wonders of Bali's natural and cultural heritage. Witnessing the mesmerizing glow of fireflies in their natural habitat was not only a visual delight but also an educational experience for our family, highlighting the rarity and beauty of these luminous insects.​ Equally enjoyable was our hands-on participation in preparing and savoring traditional Indonesian dishes and also watching the intricate process of making coconut milk and oil which provided us with a deeper appreciation for Balinese culinary traditions.​ Wayan and his team, many of whom are his family members, extended warm hospitality that made us feel truly welcome. Their prompt communication prior to our visit ensured a seamless experience.​ Given the location's setting amidst a lush forest, we recommend wearing long sleeves and pants and applying mosquito repellent.​ For those seeking an authentic and special experience in Bali, this adventure comes highly recommended.​
VJ

Rescue & Conservation in Bali FAQs

What is the purpose of rescue and conservation efforts in Bali?
The purpose of rescue and conservation efforts in Bali is to protect and preserve the island's unique wildlife and ecosystem. These efforts aim to rescue and rehabilitate endangered species, conserve their habitats, and educate the local community and tourists about the importance of conservation.
Which endangered species are targeted for rescue and conservation in Bali?
The rescue and conservation efforts in Bali primarily focus on endangered species such as the Bali starling, Bali myna, Bali tiger, and green sea turtles. These species face threats from habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade, and pollution.
What initiatives are undertaken to rescue and rehabilitate endangered species in Bali?
In Bali, initiatives are undertaken to rescue and rehabilitate endangered species through dedicated wildlife rescue centers that provide medical care, rehabilitation programs, and safe release strategies. These centers work closely with local authorities and experts to ensure the well-being and survival of rescued animals.
How does conservation in Bali contribute to the local economy?
Conservation efforts in Bali contribute to the local economy by promoting ecotourism. Nature reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, and sustainable tourism practices attract visitors interested in experiencing the island's unique flora and fauna. This generates revenue for local businesses, creates employment opportunities, and encourages the preservation of natural resources.
What can individuals do to support rescue and conservation efforts in Bali?
Individuals can support rescue and conservation efforts in Bali by volunteering at wildlife rescue centers, donating to conservation organizations, participating in eco-friendly tours, and spreading awareness about the importance of environmental conservation through social media and educational initiatives. Every small contribution can make a significant impact in protecting Bali's biodiversity.
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