Plastic pollution is a global crisis, but in Bali, the stakes are incredibly high. The island's rivers act as direct conduits, funneling waste into the ocean, where it devastates marine ecosystems. Studies show that over 80% of ocean plastic originates from rivers, with Southeast Asia among the worst-affected regions. For an island that thrives on tourism and fishing, polluted rivers and beaches pose a direct threat to livelihoods.
Founded in 2020, Sungai Watch is a community-driven initiative dedicated to creating cleaner waterways. By targeting rivers, the organization prevents plastic waste from ever reaching the ocean. Their approach is both innovative and inclusive, blending technology, data collection, and local community involvement.
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Sungai Watch’s impact is nothing short of inspiring:
By keeping plastic out of the ocean, Sungai Watch is safeguarding Bali’s marine biodiversity and ensuring cleaner beaches for generations to come.
The fight against plastic pollution isn’t just a local issue; it’s a global one. Here’s how you can join Sungai Watch in their mission:
Visit their website or follow them on social media to stay updated on their work and opportunities to get involved.
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