From Mountain Watersheds
to Coastal Waters
Explore the four ecological and agrarian landscapes where YLKMP facilitators walk alongside indigenous communities across northern Lombok.
Gangga District (Central Secretariat)
Bentek, Rempek, Selelos, Sambik Bangkol
Headquarters in Todo Bentek, Mountain Watershed Springs, and Sustainable Ketak Vine Agroforestry (GEF).
- Main Secretariat at Jl. Raden Berneng Genting Sari Pura Todo.
- Over 20 protected mountain springs monitored with PEREKAT OMBARA.
- Home to hundreds of women ketak vine handicraft artisans.
Bayan District (Mount Rinjani Foothills)
Bayan, Loloan, Senaru, Karang Bajo
Ancestral Heirloom Seed Sovereignty, Organic Rice Terraces, and Social Audits on Agricultural Policy with OXFAM.
- Preservation of chemical-free Wetu Telu heirloom rice varieties.
- Protection of ancient customary forests around Mount Rinjani National Park.
- Participatory research on farm subsidies and smallholder rights.
Tanjung & Sokong (Coastal & Heritage)
Sokong, Tanjung, Jambianom, Medana
Coral-Friendly Boatyard Heritage (1984), Traditional Herbal Medicine (Batu Lilir), and Coastal Fishery.
- Historical boatyard established in 1984 to eliminate blast fishing.
- Ethnobotanical medicinal plant sanctuary in Batu Lilir (GEF).
- Consolidation of small-scale sustainable coastal fishermen groups.
Kayangan District (Agrarian Drylands)
Pendua, Dangiang, Gumantar, Selengen
Sustainable Agricultural Land Protection (LP2B) and Community Seed Bank Collectives.
- Agrarian reform advocacy protecting family food farming lands.
- Dryland farming adaptation and community water reservoir systems.
- Local seed bank networks for resilient seasonal crops.
Want to explore geospatial mapping data?
Access participatory water catchment studies, GIS coordinates, and open-source village boundaries.