Wildlife Conservation in Bali

Take part in community development and wildlife conservation programs, conduct research and environmental management to protect the local ecosystem.

At a Glance:

Work with an Indonesian NGO that manages a community development program that successfully saved one of the world’s rarest birds, the Bali starling, from the brink of extinction. Their conservation programs transformed the island of Nusa Penida into a unique sanctuary for endangered species including Java sparrows, cockatoos and sea turtles.

Assist at a forest nursery site to monitor tree saplings and various species of endangered birds, turtles, butterflies and bats that have been rehabilitated and released into the wild.

It is also possible to conduct scientific research and environmental management such as biodiversity identification, improving agriculture practices or post-release monitoring.

Learning Outcomes :

Understand what simple yet concrete actions can be taken to contribute to the conservation of wildlife
Understand the impact of climate change to the ecology of Bali by attending a lecture at the local university
Know the local initiatives for the conservation of endangered species
Analyze the issues of illegal poaching, air pollution, and plastic waste disposal that threaten Bali’s endangered species
Volunteer for an environmental conservation program that works with the local community to protect endangered species

Supporting SDGs :

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