Yayasan Yudisthira Swarga
Alex Hamilton : Marketing & Fundraising Officer
Jl. Tukad Balian 170 Renon, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia
Tel : +62 361 742 4048, Ph : +62 81 337 804 802
www.balistreetdogs.com
E :yudisthiraswarga@gmail.com
Personal : alex_ander_h@hotmail.com
Bali Adoption Rehab Centre
Br. Abiansemal, Lodtunduh, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Ph : 0361 7904579, Mob : +6281 855 0947
E : balidogrefuge@yahoo.com
www.freewebs.com/balidogs
Bali Animal Welfare Association
Headquarters
Jalan Monkey Forest 100X,
Ubud, Bali
Tel : BAWA HQ : 0361 977217
BAWA 24-hour Rabies Hotline : 0811389004
BAWA 24-hour Animal Ambulance : 0811389004
Clinic :
Jalan Raya Lodtunduh,
Banjar Klingkung Lodtunduh,
Ubud, Bali
Ph :0361 981 490
E : bawabali@aol.com
Jl. Suwung Batan Kendal 37 Denpasar – Bali – Indonesia,
Tel : (+62 361) 720 063, Fax : (+62 361) 710 129,
info[at]ksda-bali.go.id
Indonesia is country with the longest coast line in the world that has a tremendous potential in terms of natural resources. Out of 7 sea turtle species, 6 of them can be found in Indonesian waters, they are: Green turtle (Chelonia mydas), Hawksbill (Eretmochelys imbricata), Olive ridley (Lepidochelys olivacea), Leatherback (Dermochelys coracea), Loggerhead (Caretta caretta) and Flatback (Natator depressus).
Bali is one of islands in Indonesia whichis well-known for its tourism and also for issue of sea turtle in the last two decades. Bali receives bad reputation for high number of sea turtle trade. This has become the focus of attention in the national and international scope and has created bad impact for tourism in Bali.
Attention from the public regarding the issue of sea turtle trade raises various reaction, bad as well as good. For Balinese society itself, this is not something to be proud of. Several locations on beaches along Bali island has been the place for sea turtle to lay their eggs. Positive reaction was shown by community by starting activities to protect sea turtle and the nest.
Visit : www.baliseaturtle.org
Indonesia first conservation & education effort to save sharks from illegal finning & over fishing. Consisting of an 100 square meter floating nursery. They are able to save sharks that have been caught before they end up destroyed. The nursery is ocean friendly for all ages and experience levels.
Visit www.balisharks.com
Bali4mola@yahoo.com
Jl. Ambarawati, Lodtunduh
Mobile : 08164713091
Friends of the National Parks Foundation
Drh. I Gede Nyoman Bayu Wirayudha : Director
Mobile : +62 811398052
Jl. Bisma No 3 Ubud Gianyar 80571 Bali Indonesia
Ph : +62 361 977978, Fax : +62 361 976582
www.fnpf.org
E : info@fnpf.org
The Indonesian Nature Foundation ( Yayasan Alam Indonesia Lestari )
Jl. Tirtanadi No 21 Sanur Kauh
Tel : +62 361 842 7168
Fax : +62 361 286 806
Bali, Indonesia
Manusia Untuk Masyarakat or ( People for the Community ) has been approved by the Indonesian authorities to provide aid and assistance in the broadest sense to people with the greatest need.
Visit http://www.mumbali.org
If you see one leave it alone. Back off cautiously ( sudden movements may alarm the snake ) and keep the snake in sight until a safe distance away. Call for help if necessary ( snakes are deaf ). Snakes will usually try to escape if encountered by humans – but don’t count on it.
Information courtesy of Ron Lilley
Phone : 081338496700
E : ronlilley@indo.net.id
Maria C.Renner
E :maria@orangutans-sos.org
Hp : 081 337 012 164
Office : Jl. Hanoman 44B Ubud
P.O. Box 92 Ubud 80571 Bali
Tel : +62 361 972 906
24 hours Animal Rescue
Tel : 0361 710505
E : sos.bali@internationalsos.com
Drh. Ngakan Putu Loka Astawa
Jl. Cok Gede Rai. Br. Pande, Peliatan, Ubud, Bali
Ph : 0361 973471, Hp : 081 2390 8269
Jl. Ambarawati Lodtunduh ( Near Villa Jepun )
Tel : +6285857584131
E : villakittybali@gmail.com
You can make a difference
The Surfing community understands more than anyone how the oceans and reefs are suffering more each year. Our seas are dying.
Since the beginning of major surf tourism only 25 years ago, the environment of the world’s beaches and reefs have changed drastically. Plastics in the water, sewage or chemical run off into the waterways and reef bombing are now three main issues that need major attention.
Together we can beat the systems that pollute our world
We do this by :
Wave of Change brings old and young surfers together to create positive solutions. We work at a community level to find better ways to create great lifestyles without causing major damage to our eco systems. Wave of Change brings together the celebrity of well known surfers, and the power of leading surf industry busineses, to work for a cleaner ocean and unpolluted waterways.
By the people – for the people. Wave of Change will show you that the way to beat many of our pollution problems is within our hands. A cleaner ocean isn’t just the result of somethng you wish for, Its a result of the way you think, the way you act and the way you live.
Its about beating the system – and if we band together, we can beat the systems that pollute our world.
Visit : http://www.waveofchange.org
www.greenworldbali.com
The Indonesian Nature Foundation ( Yayasan Alam Indonesia Lestari )
Jl. Tirtanadi No 21 Sanur Kauh
Tel : +62 361 842 7168
Fax : +62 361 286 806
Bali, Indonesia