Indonesia:
Stop Climate Change 2025 : Mulyo Asri Mangrove Project
Kamp Kodu
LMTV 01
Başlangıç - Bitiş Tarihi
01.04.2025 /
31.05.2025
Toplam Kontenjan
2
Boş Kontenjan
1
1
Yaş
18 - 99
Ekstra Ücret
IDR 3,800,000.00
Kamp Temaları
ENVIEDUCULT
Organizasyon
GREAT Indonesia
Kuruluş
Pekalongan Mangrove is a project targeting endangered villages or areas located on coastal lines in Pekalongan. This project is a sustainable project organized by GREAT in cooperation with local communities called Banawa Sekar to answer the need to preserve the coastal side of Pekalongan.
Pekalongan City is one of the most directly affected by global climate change among many of islands in the world. The project is preserving natural diversity and the shore from erosion because of significant mangrove cutting in the
70’s-80s along with strong waves from the ocean.
İş Tanımı
Planting mangroves, harvesting mangroves seeds, seedling mangroves.
Sharing environmental education with local people and children
Conducting school visits and universities for environmental education
Supporting local events in Mulyorejo Village
Supporting Banawa Sekar activities
English class with Banawa Sekar member
Exchange culture between local people and volunteers
Learning about Batik (Indonesian Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity)
Learning how to make mangrove syrups, sweets, and batik coloring.
Konaklama ve Yemek
Volunteers will stay in the local people's houses.
Private room, shared bathroom, kitchen, and toilet.
Volunteers should manage their own food. They can have the meals together with the host family or buy the food in the food stall.
Konum ve Serbest Zaman
The project is located in the coastal area of Pekalongan, the village itself is the northernmost village.
Pekalongan city is 5km away from the village, it famous of the Indonesian traditional clothes called Batik. The volunteers can visit the Batik Museum and Batik Market at the weekend. Shopping mall, cafe, and cinema are available in the city.
Notlar
The project requires good physical endurance. The volunteers must be able to do manual work under the sunshine.
