Lestari is a term that means "everlasting" or "sustainable" in Indonesian and Malay. It is often used to describe practices, initiatives, or concepts that promote environmental conservation and sustainability. The idea of Lestari emphasizes the importance of maintaining ecological balance and ensuring that natural resources are available for future generations. In various contexts, Lestari can refer to organizations, projects, or movements focused on sustainable development. For example, Lestari Foundation works on environmental education and conservation efforts in Indonesia. The term is also associated with the broader goals of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, which aim to address global challenges related to sustainability.