In Bali, 'Green Zone' refers to areas designated for environmental conservation and to foster sustainable practices. These may be parts of national parks, forests, or reserves, often earmarked for projects like reforestation.
Green Zones are crucial for preserving biodiversity and support sustainable land use that benefits both local communities and the environment. They also provide recreational activities such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and ecotourism.
Some Green Zones are sustainably used for agriculture, utilizing practices like agroforestry that enhance soil health and reduce water use and chemicals.
