Tag: Environment, Turtles, Yogyakarta
Sea Turtle Guard below Yogyakarta
By: Ari Susanto Amid a sunny day at Samas beach of Bantul, Yogyakarta, Rujito digs black sand in a planted concrete pot with his two palms slowly. It is the time...
Garbage in Paradise
The setting is picturesque: a hamlet in a stretch of paddy fields, rows of coconut trees sloping gently towards the sea, a twinkling of which can be glimpsed to the...
Yogya’s Southern Beaches
By: Sri Rahmawati & Vatsya Mallayana Photos by: Dorothea Gecella Putri Lestari 8 a.m. and we started our trip to explore some beaches in Gunung Kidul, the most...
A Green Hajj?
By: Kafil Yamin 300.000 Indonesian Muslims, along with around 3 million pilgrims, return from Mecca annually and leave behind 100 million plastic bottles. Unless...
Malaysian Activists Walk 300 KM to Demand Environmental Justice
A group of Malaysian activists has embarked on a 300 km walk from Kuantan to Kuala Lumpur to demand for an end to various environment grievances afflicting their...
Joshua Aspden: Research on Environmental Climatology and Disaster management in Indonesia
My name is Joshua Aspden (British-Ecuadorian) and I am currently a student at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany. I am studying a Masters in International...
XSProject: Recycling Plastic, Supporting People
By: Ario Triwibowo XSProject is a non-profit organization that uses its surplus revenues to achieve its goals rather than to distribute them as profit or dividends....
Tired of Trash in Yogyakarta: “Let’s Do It Yogya!” Wants to Clean-Up for Good
By: Monica Dominguez If you have ever visited Yogyakarta, Indonesia, you may have seen the plethora of art, music and traditional Javanese culture coloring every...
