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At Eco Tourism Bali, our mission is to preserve the island’s natural beauty while celebrating its cultural heritage. We believe that tourism can be a force for good, and that’s why we actively support festivals that champion both sustainability and tradition. These eco-friendly events not only showcase Bali’s rich culture but also align with our […]

A collaborative event between Kopernik and YSEALI dedicated to fostering regenerative tourism practices among small businesses. This event offers an opportunity to exchange experiences and explore innovative approaches to sustainability in Hawaii and Bali. Discover the principles and advantages of regenerative tourism during a thoughtful panel discussion at Mana Earthly Paradise in Ubud, Bali, on […]

Bali, Indonesia – On Wednesday (16/11/2023), Eco Tourism Bali (ETB) and Bali Restaurant & Café Association (BRCA) officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Bali, marking a significant step towards environmental sustainability on the island. The MoU was signed by Rahmi Fajar Harini, Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder of Eco Tourism Bali, and Ni […]

Bali, with its marine biodiversity, is a stunning destination for nature enthusiasts and divers. Let’s continue to explore the beauty hidden beneath the island’s waters. Marine Mammals: Dolphins take the spotlight with their acrobatic displays. Dugongs, also known as “sea cows,” and whales like humpback and sperm whales, grace Bali’s waters too. Marine Reptiles: Green […]

Bali, the tropical paradise island, enchants with its incredible biodiversity. Rich and diverse ecosystems and unique habitats make this island a special place to protect and celebrate natural life. Let’s continue to explore the natural wonders hidden in Bali. One of the species that captures attention in Bali is the Bali Starling, or Bali Myna. […]

August 17th is the day when the greatness of Indonesia is celebrated. Strong and unyielding are only few of the adjectives that better describe Indonesia. A nation that fought hard for its independence from colonialism and that does not forget the sacrifice of its predecessors in achieving such a goal. And that is why an […]

National Nature Conservation Day is one of the environmental commemoration days in Indonesia. National Nature Conservation Day was established on August 10, 2009. National Nature Conservation Day, commonly abbreviated as HKAN, is a day of remembrance whose aim is to campaign for the importance of nature conservation for people’s welfare. HKAN also has the aim […]

Water is a key resource in tourism and services to tourists are heavily dependent on it. Water can become a constraint to sustainable development, a limit on tourist activities and an issue of conflict with local residents over allocation and pricing, in particular when water is a scarce resource. While new innovative water supplies can […]

Mangroves represent a rich ecosystem that supports the planet and people in unique ways, even if they might appear merely as coastal cousins of inland forests. They provide breeding grounds for fish and they work as carbon storage, as well as a protection against flooding. Despite their importance, mangrove forests are under threat: the rate […]

Have you ever heard about “ecotourism”? Leisure travel providing tourists with an educational and adventurous experience, visiting complex and fascinating ecosystems together with their associated cultures and traditions is what ecotourism is about. The concept began dates back to the late 80s and increased in popularity in 2002 during the United Nations “International Year of […]

Eco Tourism Bali aims to make Bali Green and work together with the Open Flow Learning Center and other communities jointly planted 700 mangrove seedlings of the Rhizophora Muktunata type at Wana Segara Kertih, Jimbaran Bali on 11 February. This was the second time Eco Tourism Bali has carried out mangrove planting activities. The activity […]

This year marks the 50th anniversary of World Environment Day, which will focus on solutions to plastic pollution, using the hashtag and slogan #BeatPlasticPollution. More than 430 million tons of plastic is produced every year worldwide, half of which is designed to be used only once. Of that, less than 10 per cent is recycled. […]