A 229-hectare outdoor classroom with no internet. Help us bring Starlink connectivity, field shelter and a research base to the Paccekke Education Forest.
The Paccekke Education Forest (KHDTK UNISMUH) is a 229-hectare outdoor classroom — yet it sits in a connectivity blackspot, with no internet for the students, researchers and rangers who work there. Its bold vision is a low-carbon, geospatially-monitored, carbon-ready role-model forest. But that future needs the basics first.
From blackspot to living laboratory
Without connectivity and shelter, research stalls and students cannot stay long enough to learn. With them, the forest becomes a true field laboratory for conservation, climate and the next generation of practitioners — exactly the bridge from classroom to frontier that Yayasan Sabuk Hijau Indonesia is built to support.
Connect the forest, and you empower a generation of changemakers.
What your support will do
- Connect the forest — install Starlink satellite internet across the education area.
- A place to stay — build a student mess and field lodging so learners and researchers can work on-site.
- A home for science — equip a research and management centre with a geospatial monitoring base.
- Clean power — add solar energy, a first step toward the forest's 100% renewable goal.
This is where forests, technology and people meet. Help us bring internet, shelter and science to a forest whose whole purpose is to teach.
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