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       Pemkab Serius Bangun Taman Mangrove Di Pulau Pramuka

Mangrove Planting Focused on Pramuka Island

Seribu Islands Regent, Budi Utomo expected that there would be more communities and organization which care about environment and sea ecosystem. 

We did ask that mangrove to be planted in Pramuka Island. It is for completing the target of Seribu Island s Administration in building mangrove park

According to him, the caring does not only by planting thousands of mangrove trees, but also maintaining and preserving the environment and actively develops tourism in Seribu Islands. 

5,000 Mangroves Planted in Pramuka Island

"We did ask that mangrove to be planted in Pramuka Island. It is for completing the target of Seribu Islands Administration in building mangrove park," he told, Monday (8/31). 

He explained, if the planting was focused on the island, the mangrove forest dreamed would be realized soon.

"Seribu Islands National Park Hall (BTN) could make a good landscape drawing, so it would not just be planted," he explained. 

Previously, the Association of Company Leader Academic Alumnus (IKA APP) had planted 5,000 mangrove seeds on east beach of Pramuka Island, Panggang Island Urban Village, North Seribu Islands. 

"This is a new program of IKA APP and for the beginning step, we planted 5,000 mangrove seeds in Pramuka Island," stated a Caretaker of IKA APP generation 87, Darwati Sekar Ningrom.  

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