ali's beaches are a paradise for nature lovers, but with over-tourism, comes a great responsibility to preserve them. Bali is known for its incredible marine life, but plastic pollution is putting the oceans at risk. Marine animals, such as sea turtles and dolphins, mistake plastic for food and ingest it, leading to death due to either starvation or intestinal blockage. Additionally, plastic debris can also suffocate other marine species. Plastic pollution also harms the environment by leaching harmful chemicals into the water, which can lead to health problems in animals and humans who consume them.

To combat plastic pollution in Bali, there have been numerous initiatives launched to protect the environment and preserve the beauty of Bali's shores. There are now various beach cleanup programs that operate all around Bali, with staff and volunteers working together to collect and dispose of waste responsibly. These programs have helped raise awareness among tourists and locals alike, to understand the significance of keeping Bali's beaches clean.

However, it's not just up to these programs to keep Bali's beaches clean. We can all do our part to minimize the pollution of our ocean. We can start by using reusable bags, bottles, and containers that can reduce plastic waste. When visiting the beach, remember to take everything with you to avoid leaving any waste behind. If you see any litter, even if it's not yours, pick it up, and dispose of it properly.

iit is our obligation to maintain the cleanest and purest possible conditions on Bali's beaches. We want our favourite vacation destination to remain beautiful for future generations and for the marine life that call it home. Let's endeavour to do our part in keeping Bali's beaches plastic-free and safe for all.