“A chain of pristine deep-sea islands, Bangkaru and Simeulue Islands are some of the world’s last remaining islands which continue to be covered by untouched primary rainforest. Due to their remote location, each island is home to large amounts of critically endangered and endemic biodiversity. ”
EcosystemImpact offers urgent solutions to biodiversity and habitat loss through ranger programmes, breeding programmes and habitat protection and restoration.
And long-term solutions via sustainable business and education.
Our Aim is to Keep Wild Landscapes Wild
EcosystemImpact’s Integrated Solutions
Bangkaru Ranger Project
Bangkaru’s beaches are home to the largest nesting site for Green Sea Turtles in Western Indonesia, along with being an important nesting site for Leatherback and Hawksbill Turtles.
Community Environmental Education
Weekly Nature Club, Sustainability Leaders’ Scholarship Programme, and building curriculums for schools.
Reef Restoration
In the region of Southeast Asia, which is global center of marine biodiversity, over 80 % of coral reefs are considered as threatened.
Sustainable Business
We know that for conservation to work, and for true progress to be made, all three pillars of sustainability need to be brought together - Social. Environmental. Economic.
Songbird Conservation
There is an urgent need to assist with the survival of Simeulue’s endemic and threatened bird species. Simeulue is home to two endemic bird species and 26 endemic subspecies, most of which are threatened.
Simeulue Island
A richly biodiverse island, Simeulue’s remote location means it is home to large amounts of critically endangered and endemic biodiversity.
Journeys With EcosystemImpact
Bespoke group conservation, education and adventure trips of a lifetime.
South Simeulue Marine Conservation
A community focused project, aimed at developing locally managed marine conservation areas, through using octopus as an indicator species.
