rainforests the size
of 76 football fields
are cut down
EVERY HOUR
We are on a mission to inspire millions of Indonesian children to live sustainably.
THE 3 PILLARS OF OUR PROGRAM
1: Eco-Education
We develop eco-education programs such as Zero Waste School. The fun games and activities based on transformative learning are implemented by local educators.
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2: Local Educators
We empower local educators with training so they can implement eco-education in their schools and grow into community change makers.
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3: Green Incentives
We reward schools who engage in eco-education with eco-friendly products: reusable eco-bags, water filters, zero waste lunch kits, binoculars, environmental books etc.
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ECO-EDUCATION ALL OVER THE ARCHIPELAGO
Generous donations from supporters like you have empowered more than 100 schools across Indonesia with eco-education and books. Join the movement by donating today.
025 / Gili Trawangan, North Lombok, East Nusa Tengara
For the last 2 years, Egi Wahyuni opens a Saturday class for the local children of Gili Trawangan to learn about the... Read More
043 / Batu Kota, Bitung, North Sulawesi
Helen loves beach so much, that it breaks her heart every time she finds lots of trash on the beach. Local community... Read More
127 / Pulau Baguk, Singkil, Aceh
Chosen as one of the best youth of Pulau Banyak, Singkil, Aceh Province, Desi Irdawati got her university scholarship... Read More
124 / Pulau Balai, Singkil, Aceh
Balai Island is the main island amongst 70 islands of Banyak Islands, Aceh Province. Blessed with beautiful beaches,... Read More
085 / Serut, Jember Regency, East Java
Fransisca adalah seorang Guru di SMP. Hal yang melatarbelakangi Fransisca dalam melakukan Sekolah Nol Sampah adalah... Read More
085 / Serut, Jember Regency, East Java
Fransisca adalah seorang Guru di SMP. Hal yang melatarbelakangi Fransisca dalam melakukan Sekolah Nol Sampah adalah... Read More
121 / Sukawati, Gianyar, Bali
Mrs. Gung Asri is an Elementary school teacher since 2005. The SD (Elementary School) Saraswati, Sukawati, was... Read More
121 / Sukawati, Gianyar, Bali
Mrs. Gung Asri is an Elementary school teacher since 2005. The SD (Elementary School) Saraswati, Sukawati, was... Read More
120 / Gondangan, Temanggung, Central Java
Abdurrohman was a teacher in a private school, but his concern about children education and environment awareness in... Read More
119 / Wirotho Agung, Tebo, Jambi
Mr. Wasit has been teaching Bahasa Indonesia and being head of library at SMP (Junior HS) Negeri 30 Wirotho Agung for 5... Read More
118 / Sawinggrai, Raja Ampat, West Papua
Mr. Jonas came the first time to Raja Ampat in 2015 and worked with an International NGO in Abore island. He fell in... Read More
117 / Melinggih Kelod, Gianyar, Bali
The library will have a "Waste for Lessons" program, in which the students trade recyclable waste for English Lessons.... Read More
116 / Sambinasi Barat, Ngada, East Nusa Tenggara
The children here already planted mangroves and want to do more projects for the environment in the future! There are... Read More
115 / Bandarbaru, Deli Serdang, North Sumatra
This village is stuck in their old habits, which badly affect the environment. Our green books want to change that!... Read More
115 / Bandarbaru, Deli Serdang, North Sumatra
This village is stuck in their old habits, which badly affect the environment. Our green books want to change that!... Read More
113 / Gunungsari, Banjarnegara, Central Java
After losing the Reading Garden, he used to go to as a child, Mr. Suparno took action and started his own one. There... Read More
110 / Detusoko Barat, Ende, East Nusa Tenggara
In this Youth Centre in Detusoko, the children have to recycle plastic and paper to join the English course. Mr.... Read More
109 / Gotong Royong, Langkat, North Sumatra
Mrs. Janine is teaching children about the environment and sustainability. She is hoping that they will apply what they... Read More
108 / Sirau, Banyumas, Central Java
Ibu Purwati loves her job as library administrator. The library was awarded as one of the best in the district. The... Read More
107 / Gili Asahan, West Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara
Kids of Asahan is a small initiative established in 2018, located on the island of Gili Asahan in South-West Lomboks... Read More
107 / Gili Asahan, West Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara
Kids of Asahan is a small initiative established in 2018, located on the island of Gili Asahan in South-West Lomboks... Read More
106 / Kolono, Konawe Selatan, Southeast Sulawesi
Andri hopes to create one reading club in each village someday and to engage the locals in the environmental issues. In... Read More
105 / Malaka, North Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara
“The community doesn’t have good environmental education. That’s why they don’t know the dangers of... Read More
104 / Sibang Kaja, Badung, Bali
These kids will spend their time after school for creative games, practicing English and reading our green books. Rima... Read More
102 / Srimulyo, OKU Timur, South Sumatra
The school doesn’t have enough funding to provide the library with new books, only to pay the teachers' salaries.... Read More
100 / Kuta Male, Tanah Karo, North Sumatra
Jhon works with the NGO The Kukang Program to give education to local communities about wildlife, nature and the... Read More
099 / Kaliasem, Buleleng, Bali
The village near Lovina beach is witnessing the damage of the coral reef and ocean pollution with plastic first... Read More
098 / Sebangki, Landak Regency, West Kalimantan
Sakolah Adat is a private non profit school providing customary education to indigenous children in... Read More
097 / Elok, Alor Regency, East Nusa Tenggara
Their small village is so remote that it has had no access to electricity or internet connection for many years. Mr.... Read More
096 / Marga Bakti, Ogan Komering Ilir Regency, South Sumatera
Apa sih yang melatarbelakangi kakak untuk mengajar anak-anak tentang pelestarian Lingkungan? Secara spesifik saya... Read More
096 / Marga Bakti, Ogan Komering Ilir Regency, South Sumatera
Apa sih yang melatarbelakangi kakak untuk mengajar anak-anak tentang pelestarian Lingkungan? Secara spesifik saya... Read More
095 / Klumpit, Tuban, East Java
Most of the local people work as limestone miners in the mountains, which causes huge environmental damage. The area... Read More
094 / Kalibaru Wetan, Banyuwangi, East Java
The village used to be surrounded by forest. The locals had to cut it down to survive as farmers. The local... Read More
093 / Ensaid Panjang, Sintang, West Kalimantan
Pak Riyanto dedicates most of his time to the community library where he teaches the kids about the environment. The... Read More
092 / Tahak, Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan
Sakolah Adat is a private non profit school providing customary education to indigenous children in... Read More
089 / Medan Krio, Deli Serdang, North Sumatra
The kids here have been upcycling plastic bottles into artwork and they clean the school together every friday. Pak... Read More
088 / Sidomulyo, Bantul, DI Yogyakarta
This learning center provides free lessons to kids, whose parents can't afford any private tutoring. Mrs. Eva, the... Read More
087 / Gampong Jambo Timu, Lhokseumawe, Aceh
Mrs. Meutia Hasan created a community center called Rumoh Baca. Children come here regularly to read, play, and to... Read More
087 / Gampong Jambo Timu, Lhokseumawe, Aceh
Mrs. Meutia Hasan created a community center called Rumoh Baca. Children come here regularly to read, play, and to... Read More
087 / Gampong Jambo Timu, Lhokseumawe, Aceh
Mrs. Meutia Hasan created a community center called Rumoh Baca. Children come here regularly to read, play, and to... Read More
086 / Sangketan, Tabanan, Bali
This community is lacking motivation to live sustainably even though they already have some knowledge about it. Once... Read More
084 / SMA Cahaya (Grade 11), Medan, North Sumatra
Irene Panggabean, is one of grade 11 students of SMA Cahaya Medan, North Sumatera. She is the coordinator of the class... Read More
084 / SMA Cahaya (Grade 11), Medan, North Sumatra
Irene Panggabean, is one of grade 11 students of SMA Cahaya Medan, North Sumatera. She is the coordinator of the class... Read More
083 / Tasikmadu, Malang, East Jawa
Dzul Qornain is a 5th-grade teacher at SD Muhammadiyah 4 Malang, East Java. A school that has a beautiful environment... Read More
083 / Tasikmadu, Malang, East Jawa
Dzul Qornain is a 5th-grade teacher at SD Muhammadiyah 4 Malang, East Java. A school that has a beautiful environment... Read More
082 / Lihunu, Minahasa Utara, North Sulawesi
These kids already engage in activities like reading or snorkeling, so they can protect their coasts in the... Read More
078 / Pasir Putih, Manokwari, West Papua
Mrs. Kambuaya is an Indonesian language teacher at SMP Negeri 19 Manokwari. In addition to teaching, she also runs a... Read More
077 / Penggage, Musi Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatera
Mr. Mardan, was born in Bengkulu. In 2019, he was assigned as a teacher for 6th grade at MIN 2 Musi Banyuasin, one of... Read More
077 / Penggage, Musi Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatera
Mr. Mardan, was born in Bengkulu. In 2019, he was assigned as a teacher for 6th grade at MIN 2 Musi Banyuasin, one of... Read More
076 / Petukangan Selatan, South Jakarta
Mr. Viki Iswanto is managing a library that is serving up 2000 children from kindergarten, elementary, junior high and... Read More
075 / Dangin Puri Kangin, Kota Denpasar, Bali
Mr. I Made Apriwan is a book aficionado. He played a big role in reviving the library in his school. He set up the... Read More
074 / Cimareme, Bandung Barat, West Java
There is trash everywhere in the area where Budi Permana lives due to the lack of knowledge about the danger of trash... Read More
073 / Wilayut, Sidoarjo, East Java
Ratih is one of activists of Gerobak Pustaka Wilayut Community, which is located at Wilayut Village, Sidoarjo, East... Read More
069 / TBM Sabilul Huda, Ciamis, West Java
Mr. Zezen loves to read. As he has accumulated a lot of books, he decided to set up a library, so more people could... Read More
068 / Desa Kalisada, Buleleng, Bali
After retiring from her job and moving to Singaraja, Mrs. Marshall decided to help the children in Buleleng regency and... Read More
067 / Teku, Banggai Regency, Central Sulawesi
Maryati likes to play with kids. In fact, she has just built her own small public library next to her rented... Read More
066 / Kutabanjarnegara, Banjarnegara, Central Java
Mrs. Siti Rokhyati Agustiani is the head of library at a Junior High School and the university tutor of the library... Read More
065 / SMA Cahaya, Medan, North Sumatra
Herianto Tamba is a teacher at Cahaya public high school in Medan, North Sumatra. His first introduction with education... Read More
064/ Pucangro, Lamongan, East Java
Mrs. Munasyarotul Fadlilati enjoys teaching kids, one of the reasons that made her open the Bintang Brilliant Reading... Read More
063 / Kobak Rante Village, Bekasi, West Java
Soleh lives at Kobak Rante Village, Bekasi, West Java. The school where he teaches is located near the landfill.... Read More
062 / Tebet Barat, Jakarta
Mrs. Marhamah is a manager of the orphanage in Tebet, a district in South Jakarta. They look after 43 children from the... Read More
061 / Batu Katak, Langkat, North Sumatra
The newly opened Tiger House in North Sumatra is an educational project of Czech non-profit Green Life, aimed at... Read More
060 / Karyawangi, Bandung Barat, West Java
Mr. Dedi Diyana is a Physical Education teacher who’s also been a library manager for 4 years. The elementary school... Read More
059 / Watu Weri, Lembor Selatan, East Nusa Tenggara
Ms. Amber Clifton works at Pante Hera Turtle Conservation set up by Wicked Adventures, an ethical tour operator based... Read More
058 / Wonosalam, Demak, Central Java
Mrs. Munasichah is one of the two school librarians. The school encourages its students to read more by organizing a... Read More
057 / Sidorejo, Madiun, East Java
Mr. Irwan, a construction worker and farmer believes that books can help widen the horizon and change the mindset... Read More
056 / Saumlaki, West Southeast Maluku
Mr. Laban is a kindergarten teacher that believes in introducing the principles of sustainable lifestyle since early... Read More
055 / Wonorejo, Jember, East Java
Ms. Hastuti works as public elementary school principal in East Java, and she is really keen to change the fact that in... Read More
054 / Ambon, Maluku
Mr. Stanley, the founder of Heka Leka gives lectures twice a week at Politeknik Negeri Ambon and Pattimura University.... Read More
053 / Raja Ampat, West Papua
Ms. Warda Amir decided to join the NGO Yayasan Kalabia Indonesia so she could do something beneficial to her... Read More
052 / Wae Kelambu, Komodo, East Nusa Tenggara
Sr. Ronelyn, the headmaster of the Catholic school, applied for our “green books” because it is mission impossible... Read More
051 / Karang Panggung, Musi Rawas, South Sumatra
Mr. Pungky works for an NGO called Animals Indonesia. Their mission is to protect endangered species and rehabilitate... Read More
050 / Widodomartani, Sleman, Yogyakarta
Originally from Sumbawa, Mr. Nanang Sujatmiko got married in Yogyakarta and decided to settle there after earning a... Read More
049 / Kauman, Ketapang, West Kalimantan
After finishing her study, Mrs. Desy Jayanti moved back to her home village and decided to open a small library in the... Read More
048 / Barong Tongkok, Kutai Barat, East Kalimantan
Mrs. Adriana Hubung has worked as a librarian at SDK 4 WR Soepratman Barong Tongkok, an elementary school with... Read More
047 / Caringin, Bogor, West Java
When Mrs. Heni worked in Hong Kong, she always put away some money so she could buy her favorite books. She collected... Read More
046 / Saumlaki, West Southeast Maluku
Latdalam is a remote village located one hour from the regency capital of Maluku Tenggara Barat. Despite moving to the... Read More
045 / Rantemenduruk, Toraja Utara, South Sulawesi
The school libraries in the vicinity only provide access to boring textbooks. Therefore, Mr. Martinus--an environmental... Read More
044 / Sanur, Despasar, Bali
Mrs. Eni converted her house into a co-working establishment called Sanur Space. Numerous local communities use her... Read More
042 / Nongan, Karangasem, Bali
There are 6 elementary schools, 5 pre-schools, 1 vocational school, and 2 kindergartens in the vicinity, but zero... Read More
041 / Gondek, Jombang, East Java
After finishing his study in English literature, Mr. Babrak moved back to Jombang and decided to be a farmer. In 2008... Read More
040 / Iboih, Sabang, Aceh
Iboih Village is located on Pulau Weh, with abundant pristine rainforests and fringed by coral reefs. Originally a... Read More
039 / Painan Sago, South Pesisir, West Sumatra
When on a scholarship in USA, Ms. Mega noticed that the schools there provided students with all kinds of books, not... Read More
038 / Muara Pawan, Ketapang, West Kalimantan
Mrs. Dini followed her husband to this remote village that is reachable only by plane or boat. She is a teacher at a... Read More
037 / Karangbong, Probolinggo, East Java
Mr. Edi Kurniawan Farid, the library manager who teaches Arabic in Zainul Hasan junior high reminisced the time when he... Read More
036 / Ubud, Gianyar, Bali
Bali Children’s Project has a library program located in Penestanan Kaja, Ubud, where children of all ages come to... Read More
035 / Sunter Agung, North Jakarta
After finishing his studies, Mr. Acbar Dheny converted some space in his house into a small library. Initially, people... Read More
034 / Mlaten, Mojokerto, East Java
The plan to make this region as an industrial area of East Java costs environmental damages; smoke from steel factories... Read More
033 / Kedung Banteng, Jombang, East Java
Mrs Wiwik left behind Surabaya’s big city life and office job and moved to her husband's village to pursue the dream... Read More
032 / Jember Lor, Jember, East Java
Mr. Iman Suligi is a true book aficionado. Not only he established a community library in his premises, he has also... Read More
031 / Kawisanyar Kebomas, Gresik, East Java
This Junior High School was built in a swampy area where people used to dispose their rubbish. Sadly, it keeps... Read More
030 / Pd. Ranggon, East Jakarta
Mr. Fadli and his wife Olga built their house without cutting down the existing trees and named it Green House. They... Read More
029 / Ambore, Rote Island, East Nusa Tenggara
Rote Island, located between Sumba and Timor is entering international spotlight thanks to its epic waves. However, its... Read More
028 / Wates, Semarang, Central Java
TBM Rumah Mentari, operated by Ibu Mita and her friends, promote reading and storytelling to local children 6 times a... Read More
027 / Gn. Leutik, Bogor, West Java
Due to low income and lack of education of the residents in the surrounding areas of Gn. Leutik, they started to do... Read More
026 / Nanggulan, Klaten, Central Java
Mr. Ari Pujianto and Mr. Daniel Tukiman took the initiative in solving Nanggulan's problem by establishing Bimbingan... Read More
024 / Sungai Gelam, Muaro Jambi Regency, Jambi
There are 24 students from SD 121/IX Jerambah Bolong that are being taught by Fatma Dewi about Zero Waste School... Read More
023 / Labuan Bajo, West Manggarai, East Nusa Tenggara
Despite being a touristic hotspot, Labuan Bajo has been lacking a proper children community education center and... Read More
022 / Keramas, Gianyar, Bali
The Slukat Learning Center is a non-profit organization in Keramas village, Gianyar, Bali. With its motto "home for... Read More
021 / Tinambung, Polewali, West Sulawesi
Mr. M. Rahmat Muchtar established Bendipustaka Pa'issangang - a horsecart library - and goes around the villages four... Read More
020 / Lebungnala, Lampung, South Sumatra
Mr. Sugeng is a former elementary school librarian from Java who migrated to Lebungnala in the neighbouring island of... Read More
019 / Denpasar, Bali
This orphanage in downtown Denpasar, Bali currently doesn't have environmental education on the list. Therefore we want... Read More
018 / Jombang, East Java
Rumah Baca & Belajar Lentera Ilmu in Desa Keras near Jombang, East Java is an already well-established library for kids... Read More
017 / Sukorejo, Sidoarjo, East Java
Dubbed to be "poisoning people with literacy" in his community, Mr M. Fauzi always brings along a selection of books on... Read More
013 / Sibang Kaja, Badung, Bali
This Eco-Library is located at the Multispecies Education Centre in Banjar Saren, Bali, which runs both a community... Read More
016 / Makassar Strait, West & South Sulawesi
Using a traditional ba'go boat, Perahupustaka Pattingalloang goes far into the sea and deep into the rivers to reach... Read More
015 / Denpasar, Bali
"Every day is a holiday in Bali" surely is not applicable to the natives who live in poverty and have to work on the... Read More
014 / Serang Brobahan, Purbalingga, Central Java
This Eco-Library would be an additional collection to Kudapustaka, a horse-powered mobile library visiting local... Read More
012 / Katimpun, Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan
Katimpun village faces serious problems due to illegal gold mining, unsustainable fishing methods, and poor waste... Read More
011 / Mendoyo, Jembrana, Bali
The Eco-Library will be a section in the already established library of SMPN 1 Mendoyo, in Kabupaten Jembrana, West... Read More
010 / Batu Karas, Pangandaran, West Java
The Eco-Library will be operated by grassroots community movement CLEAR and placed in learning centre Bale Tau, an... Read More
007 / Legian, Badung, Bali
This project is carried out in cooperation with the Soul Surf Project Bali, a non-profit organization providing lessons... Read More
009 / Banda Naira, Maluku
This project is carried out in cooperation with Yayasan Warna-Warni and Sabrina from Naira Dive. She and her friend... Read More
008 / Kuta, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara
This Eco-Library had to be moved to a different location, because the Library manager couldn't find enough time to run... Read More
006 / Manubara, Pesisir, East Nusa Tenggara
Luckily soon after the Kererobo project has been cancelled we found out through our East Sumbanese ambassador Ibu Rani... Read More
005 / Bawonahono, Nias Selatan, North Sumatera
We carried out this project in cooperation with Indonesian non-profit ISCP. They strive for protection of nature and... Read More
004 / Kererobo, South West Sumba
The financial target has been successfully reached and the books sourced nevertheless this project has been... Read More
003 / Petiwung, Central Lombok
This project was carried out in cooperation with the Czech non-profit Kintari and Elementary School SD MI Nurulhaq.... Read More
002 / Patawang, East Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara
Ibu Desi is the principal of the local Junior High School. She kindly provides her own premises to the readers' circle... Read More
001 / Weekarou, West Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara
Our trial project. We learned that an enthusiastic library manager is a necessary element for the successful operation... Read More
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Schools Reached by Environmental Books
Since 2013, we have delivered environmental books to numerous schools across Indonesia and reached 3,450 children. Explore their stories.
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Schools Reached by Eco-Education
(new) Since July 2019, we have started delivering Zero Waste School educational programs in schools across Indonesia and reached 325 children. Explore their stories.
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