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Mines Found on Sumatran Elephant Route, Ministry of Forestry Reclaims 300 Hectares of Seblat Forest

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Mines Found on Sumatran Elephant Route, Ministry of Forestry Reclaims 300 Hectares of Seblat Forest
CONSERVATION
Ministry of Forestry
Joint officers demolished a hut suspected of being used by squatters in the Teramang Production Forest area, Mukomuko Regency, Bengkulu, Monday (14/9/2026). The control operation was carried out to restore the forest area which is part of the Seblat Landscape and the important Sumatran Elephant corridor.

The area that has been re-controlled will be directed towards ecosystem and habitat restoration. The steps include securing the area, restoring vegetation, and strengthening habitat connectivity with technical units and related parties.

The Ministry of Forestry ensures that the Joint Red and White Operation for the Seblat Landscape continues through area security, law enforcement and integrated ecosystem restoration.

Official Press Release: Kementerian Kehutanan

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