Bima Plants 600 Mangrove Seedlings, Care is Key to Coastal Protection

"We must not resign ourselves to accepting the situation. There must be real effort and effort to maintain and create nature that is green, cool and beneficial for our lives," he stressed.

Feri appreciated the involvement of DLH and various parties in this action. He hopes that the planting movement can be carried out sustainably until it becomes a community habit.

According to him, behavior change takes time, especially when old habits are entrenched. Activities carried out consistently are expected to foster awareness of the environment.

"We hope that this movement will continue and become a tradition and culture of the community," he said.

The planting action was also attended by officials from the Bima City Government, DPRD leadership, law enforcement elements, TNI, Polri, and a number of related agencies.