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Natalie Bla-Fe

Joined August 2019
  • Save the Ocean in Indonesia
    Day71

    End of the trip

     March 21 in Germany ⋅ 🌧 3 °C

    And yes, we have arrived safely to Germany. It was an adventure but everything worked good. Now we will stand a 14 days quarantine at our upa-chalupa. We should have time to think what is going to be our next steps. Thank you Indonesia, we will see you again.Read more

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  • Save the Ocean in Indonesia
    Day70

    Abrupt departure

     March 20 in Indonesia ⋅ ⛅ 30 °C

    Due to the current circumstances because of Corona and advice from all sides, we decided to go to the airport to jump on the last flight home via Singapore. Things are so uncertain at the moment and move so quickly that we didn’t want to risk to be stuck in Indonesia, which closed it’s borders for foreigners today. Unfortunately we didn’t even have the time for a proper goodbye and everything happened too quickly. We just now at the moment that we will not abandon the project because of our leaving!
    Luckily everything worked out fine and the people from SilkAir, Singapore Airlines and the airports did an amazing job to get us home! We are happy to be home!
    Now we will have to figure out how to spend our voluntary quarantine for the next 14 days...    Read more

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  • Save the Ocean in Indonesia
    Day65

    Hiking Mount Lokon, cave and waterfalls

     March 15 in Indonesia ⋅ ⛅ 25 °C

    Enjoying a beautiful day outdoors in North Sulawesi. Michael and his friends were so friendly to show us the best of the Minahasa Highlands, and in 1 day we hiked up the volcanoes Lokon and Mahawu 🌋, explored a tropical cave and had an adventurous climb down to a tropical waterfall. You really have an exceptional nature here in Indonesia, please take care of it 💚Read more

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  • Save the Ocean in Indonesia
    Day61

    Manengkel Solidaritas NGO

     March 11 in Indonesia ⋅ ⛅ 32 °C

    Thank you for meeting us and discussing about our visions.
    We were overwhelmed by all the amazing activities that you are doing and projects you have already realised! Sometimes you feel in an instant if the spirit is right. This is the energy we need to work for the good!Read more

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  • Save the Ocean in Indonesia
    Day56

    Suara Pulau

     March 6 in Indonesia ⋅ 🌧 28 °C

    Meet the peoplebehind Suara Pulau Foundation. These motivated people do a great job in educating the kids from Bangka Island on environmental topics. Each year, they organize a fun event, the CoralDay, where they celebrate the coral reefs and install artificial coral constructions. We are excited to work with you!Read more

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  • Save the Ocean in Indonesia
    Day54

    Tropical paradise

     March 4 in Indonesia ⋅ ☁️ 29 °C

    What an paradisiac place we got to know: Coral Eye on Bangka Island is a dream come true. Surrounded by the most biodiverse ecosystems, we enjoyed diving in the coralreefs, paddling through the mangroves and seeing fields of seagrass. As a marine research center, scientists from all over the world come here to study the life beneath the sea. Probably the best place to put knowledge into action to protect and preserve this unique place.
    We hope to be back!    Read more

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  • Save the Ocean in Indonesia
    Day53

    CoralEye

     March 3 in Indonesia ⋅ ⛅ 28 °C

    More networking, more amazing initiatives! This time getting to know the people from Hydra Marine Sciences and No-Trash Triangle Initiative. We talked about what they have achieved so far and what we can all do to work for clean seas. We are looking forward to more knowledge exchange!
    A big thank you to Marco from Coral Eye to facilitate this meeting at his amazing resort!    Read more

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  • Save the Ocean in Indonesia
    Day47

    Diving with Turtles

     February 26 in Indonesia ⋅ ☁️ 29 °C

    Many years ago, turtles were hunted and eaten in this place. Many stakeholders including governments, tourist sector and good people helped to prohibit this old tradition.
    Now, the population of green turtles and other species in Bunaken Marine Park is healthy and numerous again.
    If you dive here you have 100% chances to encounter a turtle, and they are huge! 😍

    Today, also @siladenresort is protecting or relocating unsafe turtle nests in order to ensure the turtles get born and go to the ocean. As these, play a key role on the health of the reef.
    @trashwaste.solutions @pahbarazzy @natalie.bla_fe    Read more

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