45 Young People Explore Dramaga Forest to Complete Biodiversity Data

Data is an important part of protecting biodiversity.

The existence of an animal or plant needs to be understood together with information about its habitat, distribution, population condition and the various pressures it faces. From there, managers can develop more appropriate conservation steps.

In Dramaga, the process is introduced in the simplest way.

Enter the forest. Observing. Taking notes. Then ask about what you don't know.

Ultimately, the Dramaga Research Forest is not just a place to see trees, birds or butterflies.

It is also a learning space about how knowledge about nature is actually built.

EDITORIAL SOURCE: Ministry of Forestry, 29 August 2026.