Ecolodges Indonesia

Category: Kelimutu Crater Lake Ecolodge

OUR FOUNDATION NEWS – Fattening or Cattle Breeding at Kelimutu Ecolodge

• Ecolodges Indonesia, Indonesian Animals, Kelimutu Crater Lake Ecolodge, Updates

OUR FOUNDATION NEWS Fattening or Cattle Breeding at Kelimutu Ecolodge   The Weddings must be over!  In Flores, the Bride Price, or “Belis”, is usually one or more male “Sapi Bali” (Bali Cattle). The Kelimutu Crater Lakes Ecolodge Agricultural section has only just now been able to find suitable cattle for the Conservation program 2.1, for fattening or breeding.    Sapi Bali are actually Bos Sundiacus, cattle originating in the Sunda geographical region, and perfectly […]

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INDONESIA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION – OUR WORLD ACHIEVEMENTS OF SUSTAINABLE PHASE 1 PROGRAMS

• Agricultural, Ecolodges Indonesia, Indonesian Animals, Indonesian Holidays, Kelimutu Crater Lake Ecolodge, Mbeliling Ecolodge, Orangutan, Satwa Ecolodge, Updates

INDONESIA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION – OUR WORLD ACHIEVEMENTS OF SUSTAINABLE PHASE 1 PROGRAMS  The Agricultural development program at the Kelimutu Crater Lakes Ecolodge (program 1.1) has development income streams in rice, vegetable and clove production which are ongoing and add income to all staff. Developing cattle and fish production will add over time. Cattle production at Kelimutu Ecolodge The goat production program (1.2) at the Satwa Sumatra Ecolodge has added significant income to staff salaries and […]

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OUR FOUNDATION NEWS About our rice field at Kelimutu Ecolodge – Harvest time !

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OUR FOUNDATION NEWS About our rice field at Kelimutu Ecolodge – Harvest time !       Without the Lodges of Ecolodges Indonesia, we could not employ those who protect their local environment, so we will show you the system at Kelimutu, where a local family grows rice, and other plants on the land belonging to the Lodge. The crop is then divided 60%  to the workers. and 40% to the lodge. This helps to feed […]

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OUR NEXT PHASE 3 PROGRAM WITH WORLD RELIEF AUSTRALIA

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OUR NEXT PHASE 3 PROGRAM WITH WORLD RELIEF AUSTRALIA We are excited, as we introduce our next Phase 3 program No 3.2. see link https://www.wra.org.au/2018conserveourworld We have negotiated with World Relief Australia (WRA) to enable donors who wish to support the Indonesia Conservation Foundation – Our World (ICFOW) obtain tax relief in Australia. We also, have negotiated with a dynamic veterinary company Vet Love to invest in reforestation and tree protection in the Tanjung Puting […]

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CHRISTMAS SOCIAL MEDIA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION NEWS

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CHRISTMAS SOCIAL MEDIA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION NEWS We wish you all a Happy Festive Season and Blessed Christmas. With celebrations in mind we decided to show you some of the delicious food made at Kelimutu Crater Lakes Ecolodge, Mbeliling Mountain Ecolodge, Satwa Sumatra Ecolodge, and Rimba Orangutan Ecolodge from local produce, grown with the help of loans or grants from the Indonesia Conservation Foundation. At the moment, due to Covid19, there are only local guests at […]

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ABOUT OUR TOUR PRIMATES

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ABOUT OUR TOUR PRIMATES One group of animals where Ecolodges Indonesia excels is the primates. This is especially the case at our Rimba Orangutan Ecolodge, situated on the edge of the Tanjung Puting National Park in Kalimantan Borneo, where up to eight species can be seen on a visit. However, important species also can be found in the Way Kambas national park, when based at the Satwa Sumatra Ecolodge.  Dry area sub species of the […]

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