Bali Green Project

The Environmental Bamboo Foundation

The Environmental Bamboo Foundation (EBF) is an Indonesian non-profit organization founded by designer Linda Garland in 1993 to protect tropical forests by promoting and demonstrating the many conservation and development opportunities that bamboo offers. In less than three years EBF has helped put bamboo on the conservation and development agenda of Indonesia while generating an international interest in bamboo that's growing exponentially. EBF, based in Bali, Indonesia has affiliate non-profit organizations in America (IBF), and Holland, also dedicated to spreading the news about bamboo.

EBF’s main activities include: Design and marketing of locally produced, high quality bamboo products. Education and training in all aspects of bamboo production, from planting to marketing. Bamboo-based agro forestry and watershed rehabilitation. Applied research, information gathering and dissemination. Networking with government officials, entrepreneurs and bamboo experts.

EBF works in collaboration with: The Indonesian Government at national, provincial, district, sub-district, and village levels. International, national, and regional NGO's. International and national higher education and research institutions.

Bali’s Botanic Gardens

Join the Botanic Gardens in Ubud, open daily from 8am to 6pm.

Five hectars of ravine, river, forest and meadow have been lovingly sculpted into a sanctuary for vegetabilia. See the maze, meditation grotto and pond, the ampitheater, garden of Islam, the fern forest, helleconia hill and enjoy a snack in the joglos cafe, with many ingredients coming from the garden. Support Stefan and Faizah by coming to visit. Open 8 - 6 every day, Rp. 50,000 donation