Many old village water sources are disappearing, but the spring in Kli A Village still flows all year. It gives the community water and is very important to them.

The villagers protect the forest to keep the water flowing.

A path leads to the spring, where clear water comes out under big trees.

The spring gives the villagers fresh water through a pipe.

Natural springs like this are rare now in Dak Lak Province.

The Kli A spring is still very well preserved.

The spring is surrounded by a protected forest that helps the water flow all year.

The Ede people believe that protecting the forest keeps the village's water source safe.

The village was built near the spring, and the forest has been protected since then.

Village elders remind younger people not to hurt the forest or the water.

Young people understand that protecting the spring is important for the village.

A young woman named H Dut Nie collects water from the spring every day.

The villagers know that if the forest disappears, the spring will dry up.

The spring is more than just a water source.

Many villagers still go to the spring to get drinking water every day.

In the morning and afternoon, women go to the spring to fill their bottles.

The villagers remind each other to keep the spring area clean.

The area is cleaned regularly by the community.

Everyone helps protect the forest and the spring without being asked.

The spring is very important to the Ede community.

The villagers have a ceremony to thank the spirits for the water.

The village is a popular place for visitors to learn about Ede culture.

The sound of the spring and the trees makes a peaceful scene.

Protecting the spring and forest helps the villagers keep their cultural identity.

Kli A village has kept much of its traditional heritage.

The village has many Ede people and a special spring.

The spring and forest are the center of community life.

The village has many cultural traditions, like the Water Blessing Ceremony.

The local government wants to help the village keep its traditions.

Le Huong