Tag: Environment, Lifestyle, Permaculture, Trending
How To Start A Permaculture Garden
Anyone concerned with sustainable living will at some point sooner or later come across the concept of permaculture. Permaculture is notoriously difficult to define, but...
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...
