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If you’re looking for one of the best birdwatching experiences in Indonesia, Way Kambas National Park in Sumatra should be at the top of your list. This pristine lowland forest is a paradise for bird lovers, and on 28 July 2025, a group of guests from the Netherlands, UK, France, and Germany proved just how … Read more
24 May 2025 at 11:00 AM became an unforgettable moment for our experienced guide, Hakim, during a routine visit to Pondok Tanggui Feeding Station in Tanjung Puting National Park. As he approached the wooden bridge near the feeding area, something truly extraordinary happened – he caught sight of a clouded leopard, one of Borneo’s rarest … Read more
A SPECIAL REVIEW COURSE OF THE FOREST MANAGEMENT TRAINING CENTRE. 12-13 MARCH 2022 at Rimba Orangutan Ecolodge-Kalimantan. We felt that all those who might be going to be employed planting the seedlings for RE- WILD TANJUNG PUTING NATIONAL PARK should fully understand why they were doing it. The fist two sections of the course … Read more
By : Steve Noakes Please pass this information to interested parties on Social media through our links to : FACEBOOK (www.facebook.com/ecolodgesindonesia), INSTAGRAM (@Ecolodges_indonesia) TWITTER (@ecolodges_ID) For DONATE, Visit our official pages on our website https://ecolodgesindonesia.com/conservation-foundation/ with guidelines how to donate. We need your support to protect this vital group of conservationists around key Indonesian national parks.
GOING ORGANIC ! The KELIMUTU CRATER LAKES ECOLODGE is growing greener and more organic! Our security man, Senty, with his hard working wife, last year prepared some of our land, with our own tractor and their industry, putting animal manure into it as fertilizer. This magnificent soil produced tomatoes, beans, long beans and cabbage. Tomatoes … Read more
STARTING A NEW YEAR-TAKING STOCK OF OUR ECOLODGES. Without the faithfulness and integrity of all our staff, but particularly our Managers and Office staff, under Ibu Emi, our exceptional Operations Manager, we would have sunk without a trace… Yet here we are in February 2022 , with our nose still just above water, and the … Read more
