Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Komodo National Park is a prime example of a protected area for its marine ecosystem and Komodo dragons.
Waste management infrastructure is developing but remains basic. Plastic pollution is a significant issue.
Water resources can be strained, especially in drier areas and during the dry season. Mindful use is important.
Your actions contribute to the preservation of Flores's natural beauty and the well-being of its communities.
Your park entry fees directly contribute to conservation efforts within Komodo National Park.
Choose accommodations and tour operators that prioritize environmental responsibility.
Observe wildlife from a respectful distance without interference.
Seek out local markets and artisan workshops for souvenirs to support direct producers.
The Rainforest Site supports conservation efforts.Prioritize locally owned guesthouses, restaurants, and tour operators to keep money within the local economy.
A commitment to these principles ensures your visit to Flores leaves a positive, lasting contribution to the island's environment and its people.
Travel with cultural sensitivity and support the local economy in ways that foster genuine community development.
Traditional villages like Wae Rebo and those in the Ngada region actively preserve their unique customs and way of life.
Familiarity with local customs demonstrates respect and fosters positive engagements.
Responsible tourism directly benefits local communities and creates opportunities.
Conscious decisions help prevent harmful practices and uphold ethical standards.
Support traditional village economies by choosing community homestays.
Purchase handwoven Ikat textiles and other crafts directly from artisans.
For charitable giving, prefer established local non-governmental organizations.
Embrace sustainable practices to protect Flores's natural wonders and support the island's conservation efforts.
Coral reefs are delicate ecosystems requiring careful interaction from visitors.
Minimizing single-use plastics significantly benefits the island's environment.
Choose hotels committed to green practices like water efficiency and responsible waste disposal.
Select operators known for their commitment to animal welfare and marine conservation.
Support local farmers and reduce food miles by eating locally sourced ingredients.
Plastic pollution significantly harms Flores's pristine environments. Your conscious effort to reduce waste protects these valuable ecosystems.
Every visitor's mindful action helps preserve Flores's unique natural heritage for future generations.
