What We Do

Ecoton Foundation (Ecological Observation and Wetlands Conservation) is an environmental organization based in Indonesia. ECOTON focuses on the conservation of wetland ecosystems, particularly rivers, with a strong emphasis on community involvement, environmental education, environmental advocacy and climate change. Here are some key activities and initiatives of the Ecoton Foundation:

1. River Conservation and Restoration:
   ECOTON works to restore and protect river ecosystems from pollution and degradation. We conduct clean-up activities, monitor water quality, and implement restoration projects to improve the health of rivers.
2. Research and Data Collection:
   The foundation conducts scientific and social research and gathers data on the state of wetland and river ecosystems. This data is used to inform conservation strategies, raise public awareness, and support policy advocacy.
3. Community Involvement and Education:
   ECOTON believes in the importance of community participation in environmental management. We organize educational programs, workshops, and outreach activities to engage local communities, particularly children, in conservation efforts.
   
4. Advocacy and Policy Influence:ECOTON advocates for better environmental policies and regulations. We work to hold industries and government bodies accountable for pollution and environmental harm, spesifically in plastic pollution issues and wetland pollution, waste management, Ecoton pushing for sustainable practices and stricter enforcement of environmental laws. Protection of Human and Environmental Rights.
5. Public Awareness Campaigns:
   The foundation conducts campaigns to raise awareness about environmental issues, such as pollution, climate change and the importance of conserving water resources. These campaigns often involve collaboration with media outlets and the use of various communication channels.
6. Partnerships and Collaborations:
   ECOTON collaborates with other non-governmental organizations, universities, and research institutions both domestically and internationally. These partnerships help to exchange knowledge, share resources, and enhance the impact of their conservation efforts.