Adopting Trees, Conserving Water
On the 4th of April 2021, Balebengong.id’s Citizen Journalism Class alumnae of Besan Village in Klungkung planted 38 trees along the water flow line of Celuk waterfall. The trees were obtained from the ZeroWaste Center’s Adopt a Tree Program. Why Planting Trees...
Weekly English Class for Sawangan Kids
Since November 2020, R.O.L.E. Foundation organizes a weekly English Class for kids in the Sawangan area at the ZeroWaste Center. Sharing Ecological Knowledge in the English Class In March 2020, when the public schools in Bali closed due to the pandemic, R.O.L.E....
ZeroWaste Tour with Bali Riverside Homeschool
Nine kids aged 9-11 years from the Bali Riverside Homeschool in North Kuta were very excited to hands-on activities during a ZeroWaste Tour in the ZeroWaste Center. ZeroWaste Tours R.O.L.E. Foundation offers several environmental interactive tours in the...
Presentation of Environmental Problems in Hometowns
Six groups of students from Bali WISE presented an environmental case from their hometowns and by doing so, they offered reflections on environmental issues in Indonesia as a whole. Why Environmental Class for Bali WISE Students Part of Bali WISE curriculum is...
Kelan Beach cleanup 2021
This month, R.O.L.E. Foundation cleaned up Kelan Beach, close to the Ngurah Rai Airport. A total of 25 participants collected 62.3 kg of non-organic waste, while watching the air planes taking off. Condition of the beach The shore was quite clean, but a lot of waste...
Upcycling textile waste with Lia
Since the end of January 2021, Lia volunteers in Upcycling Research and Development at the ZeroWaste Center, focusing on upcycling textile waste. The benefit of upcycling Since the 1990’s, there has been a major increase in shopping for new clothes and purchasing more...
First full session of ZeroWaste Training
In February, R.O.L.E. Foundation conducted the first full session of a ZeroWaste Training with 5 trainees, to test the content of the theoretical and practical modules. What is ZeroWaste Training? R.O.L.E. Foundation has recently developed a new program: ZeroWaste...
National Waste Care Day 2021: Queen Beach cleanup
Every year, the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry designates a date for the National Waste Care Day. To honor this day, R.O.L.E. Foundation did a cleanup at Queen Beach, Jimbaran, and collected 37.65 kg of non-organic waste. Why such a small amount of...
Natural pesticide from neem and papaya leaves
Since the beginning of the Green Revolution in the 1960's, farmers have become dependent on the chemical pesticides to control the pest. Chemical ingredients are not only harmful for natural enemies, but it causes pollution to the environment, and has a negative...
Kedonganan Beach Cleanup to start the year!
On 29 January 2021 morning, R.O.L.E. Foundation held a beach cleanup at Kedonganan Beach, Kedonganan. Due to COVID-19, the participants were limited only to R.O.L.E. Foundation’s staff, volunteers, and Bali WISE students. The beach cleanup took 1.5 hours and a total...
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