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Bringing back Bali’s lost fireflies

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Briefings

Wayan Wardika launched Indonesia's only firefly conservation initiative in 2020 to breed and reintroduce fireflies to Bali, which are vanishing due to habitat loss, light pollution, pesticides, and climate change. His work emphasizes habitat protection and farmer education to reduce chemical use, aiming to boost sustainable firefly populations.

Key points

• Wayan Wardika launched Indonesia's only firefly conservation initiative in 2020.
• Wayan Wardika focuses on breeding fireflies to return to the wild while promoting organic farming to reduce chemical use.

Context and limitations

Evidence covers only Bali and Wayan Wardika's specific efforts; broader regional trends and long-term outcomes remain unmeasured.

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