Thursday
Mar212013
Past volunteer interview: Jack McQuibban
Jack McQuibban volunteered on Frontier’s Bali Teaching and Beaches project last year and had a fantastic time. He tells us all about it…
Entries in Indonesia (6)
Friday
Mar012013
The devastating effects of the palm oil interview - Green the film by Patrick Rouxel
Green is the emotional journey of an Indonesian Orangutan, Green, and her last days after suffering as a victim of deforestation and resource exploitation.
Friday, March 1, 2013 at 11:40AM | tagged Indonesia, borneo, conservation, deforestation, jungle, palm oil, patrick rouxel, resource exploitation, sumatra | in Into the Wild Meets:, nature news Thursday
Feb072013
Asia Pulp & Paper finally give in to Greenpeace Pressure
Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) has finally, after a decade of pressure, agreed on a new Forest Conservation Policy in order to end its part in deforestation.
Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 10:44AM | tagged Indonesia, asia pulp & paper, biodiversity, conservation, greenpeace, jungle, wildlife | in nature news Wednesday
Jan162013
Because you only live once
If you are in a rush and only have a short amount of time but still have the travel bug and fancy something a little different then Frontier have a wide range of trips ranging from a week to only a couple of days.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 10:14AM | tagged Elephant, Indonesia, Machu Picchu, conservation, rio de janeiro, south africa, thailand | in Inspiration, Top 10 Friday
May182012
Project of the Week: Indonesia Orangutan Conservation
This week’s project of the week is the Indonesia Orangutan Conservation project. So we thought we’d take a look at this amazing country to bring you all the best things to do, see and eat...
Friday, May 18, 2012 at 4:57PM | tagged Indonesia, Project of the Week, frontier, gap year, gap year advice, orangutan gap year, travel, travel abroad, travel advice, volunteer abroad, wildlife conservation placement, year out | in Project of the Week Friday
Feb032012
Equator: Asia
This week Into the Wild has been on a round the world trip to the lands touched by the equatorial line. So far we’ve been through South America and Africa. Today the line of zero degrees latitude is leading us into Asia where it passes over just a small selection of Indonesian Islands – despite their small size, these lands are still jam packed with equatorial wonders.
Friday, February 3, 2012 at 4:52PM | tagged Indonesia, Mount Kerinci, Muaro Jambi, South East Asia, borneo, equator, orangutans, rainforest, sumatra, tigers 