Forestry Students are Invited to Take Action Since College, from Forest Monitoring to Green Business

This contribution can be initiated through forestry education campaigns on social media, developing forest monitoring technology, assisting communities around forest areas, or creating businesses that support the preservation of forest resources.

Students also have the opportunity to be involved as environmental educators, activity facilitators, innovation developers, green entrepreneurs, and partners in implementing conservation actions in various regions.

Coaching Program Recorded 9,254 Participants

To support the involvement of the younger generation, Pusgenri has developed a number of coaching programs, namely Bestari Rimba, Youth Talk Take Action (YTTA), Forest Youthverse (FYV), Forest Youthpreneurship (FYP), and Pramuka Saka Wanabakti.

Based on information from the Ministry of Forestry, throughout 2025–2026 these programs recorded 9,254 young generation participation in various coaching activities.

The program combines education, capacity building, innovation, entrepreneurship and conservation action. The goal is for concern for forests to develop into skills and contributions that can be applied.

Ernawati also explained strengthening human resource development at the Ministry of Forestry's Human Resources Extension and Development Agency (BP2SDM).

The steps include the development of a Corporate University, Assessment Center, meritocracy-based talent management, and coaching the younger generation through Pusgenri. Human resource development is directed at preparing competent, adaptive and innovative forestry personnel.