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This experience was truly special. There is so much heart pouring into firefly conservation - Had an lovely conversation over dinner with wayan and the other guests and learnt so much about Balinese culture and how firefies take on various dimensions from cultural, sciences, spirituality, community building to conservation and more :)

Booked: Fireflies Safari with conservationist

What an incredibly special experience to visit the fireflies conservations centre! The whole team was so warm, welcoming and knowledgeable. We learnt so much about the fireflies and the local community. Dinner was also delicious. I can't wait to visit again in the future!

Charlene

Booked: Fireflies Safari with conservationist

We had a great time discovering the place in the middle of the jungle and learned a lot about fireflies thanks to a biologist studying them. We were greeted by Krishna who brought snacks and drove us to the fireflies center. We had a very nice dinner too and enjoyed the short cooking experience. The people were all very kind and welcoming and we were amazed by the fireflies in the rice field at night. Truly enjoyed this evening!

Ericka

Booked: Fireflies Safari with conservationist

We had a really good experience at the turtle conservation in Bali. We had the opportunity to learn all about turtle conservation programs in all the different types of turtles. Visually, the presentation was really good and the presenter spoke great English. After this we had the opportunity to clean the tanks which was a great experience and quite involving which we liked and after that we released the baby turtle into the Wild. The whole experience was very beautiful and showed the true life cycle of turtle conservation in Bali. I would highly recommend.

Sita K

Booked: Saving Bali's Sea Turtles: Join the Conservation Effort (May-October)

What an absolutely amazing experience and an absolute highlight of our near 3 week visit to Indonesia. Wayan and his family's passion for conservation and making a difference was so inspirational. From the minute we arrived the warmth and kindness we encountered was second to none. We were given a tour of the lab and were given great insight in to the massive efforts the team are making to "bring back the light". We were then able to participate in the creation of an amazing and delicious home cooked meal with locally grown produce (word of advice, don't eat beforehand you will be treated to a feast and will want to leave room for dessert!) Following dinner we were taken to see the fireflies in their natural habitat (via the very sparkling "honeymoon suite" 🙂) None of our group had ever seen fireflies before and the experience was quite magical and something we'll always remember. Thank you Wayan and family, you really are very special people and it was quite the privilege to spend time with you all and have you share a small taster of your world with us, we feel very blessed. I will recommend to anyone coming to Bali to come visit you and I myself hope to return again.

Dawn Morrison

Booked: Fireflies Safari with conservationist

This was such a lovely experience! We brought a group of 5 adults and 5 kids (ages ranging from 6-13) and everyone got so much out of this. We are worldschooling families so we’re always looking for a way to learn more about the local culture. It was a bonus to not only spend time cooking Balinese food but also meeting scientists/researchers and learning more about Fireflies. The crew was all very knowledgeable and friendly. We had a wonderful time!!

Chicago Family

Booked: Fireflies Safari with conservationist

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What are the primary goals of rescue and conservation efforts in Indonesia?

The primary goals of rescue and conservation efforts in Indonesia are to protect and preserve the country's rich biodiversity, safeguard endangered species, restore and conserve natural habitats, and promote sustainable use of resources.

Which endangered species are targeted for rescue and conservation in Indonesia?

Indonesia focuses on the rescue and conservation of several endangered species, including the Sumatran orangutan, Javan rhinoceros, Sumatran tiger, Sumatran elephant, and the Bornean orangutan.

What are the major challenges faced by rescue and conservation efforts in Indonesia?

Some major challenges faced by rescue and conservation efforts in Indonesia include deforestation, illegal wildlife trade, habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, and limited funding and resources.

What strategies are employed in Indonesia to promote rescue and conservation?

Indonesia employs various strategies to promote rescue and conservation, such as establishing national parks and protected areas, conducting wildlife rehabilitation and release programs, implementing stricter law enforcement against illegal wildlife trade, raising awareness through education and community engagement, and collaborating with international organizations and governments.

How can individuals contribute to rescue and conservation efforts in Indonesia?

Individuals can contribute to rescue and conservation efforts in Indonesia by supporting ethical wildlife tourism, avoiding the purchase of products derived from endangered species, participating in volunteer programs or donating to reputable conservation organizations, and spreading awareness about the importance of conservation through social media and personal networks.

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