Fireflies Journey - Bring Back The Light

Fireflies Safari with Conservationist

Explore enchanting fireflies safari in Balinese village & support conservation!

Experience the magic of fireflies with Bring Back The Light!

When was the last time you see a firefly?

Our scientific observation shown that fireflies population is decreasing over time now in Bali. Mostly caused by the environment degradation and human behavior. This phenomenon will continue to happen, if we don’t take action. Fireflies decreased population in Bali inspired our regenerative movement to save the fireflies through “Bring Back The Light”

You’ll learn fireflies life cycles from a scientific perspective, and what caused their population are decreasing. We are also pleased to share about the fireflies from the Balinese cultural perspective.

Why is Firefly Conservation So Important ?

Fireflies are magical creatures that light up the night sky. They are a joy to see, and their presence is a sign of a healthy ecosystem. However, fireflies are declining in many parts of the world, including Bali.
There are many reasons why fireflies are disappearing. One reason is habitat loss. Fireflies need clean air, non-contaminated water, and fertile soil to survive. When their habitats are destroyed, they cannot live there anymore.
Another reason for firefly decline is light pollution. Fireflies use light to communicate with each other, and when there is too much artificial light, they cannot see each other. This can lead to problems with mating and reproduction.
Finally, fireflies are also being harmed by pesticides. Pesticides can kill fireflies directly, or they can make it difficult for them to find food.
The decline of fireflies is a serious problem. Fireflies are important pollinators, and they help to control insect pests. They also play a role in the food chain. Without fireflies, our ecosystems would be less healthy.

By joining this activity, you’ll not only experience the magic of these creatures but also support the conservation in the village. Your participation directly contributes to protection and a sustainable environment.