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Siak Plants Land Used by Forest and Land Fires, Prevents Conversion to Palm Oil Plantations

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Siak Plants Land Used by Forest and Land Fires, Prevents Conversion to Palm Oil Plantations
ENVIRONMENT
Siak Regency Government
Siak Regent Afni Z participates in planting trees on former forest and land fire land in the Tanjung Buton Harbor area, Siak Regency, Friday (9/10/2026)

During this activity, Afni named one of the trees he planted "General Herry Tree". The naming was a form of appreciation to Commissioner General Pol Herry Heryawan for his support for handling forest and land fires and elephant conservation while serving in Riau.

Afni hopes that the spirit of environmental awareness through the Green Policing concept will continue to be implemented in Siak, especially to protect the environment and prevent recurring fires.

Greening Continues in Dayun

The next greening movement is scheduled to take place in Dayun District, Siak Regency, Saturday (10/10/2026), involving more than a thousand participants.

According to Afni, the activity initiated by Herry Heryawan was planned to be attended by the Military Commander, the Acting Governor of Riau, as well as elements of the provincial Forkopimda.

It is hoped that planting in a number of former forest and land fire locations will be a sustainable step to restore land and maintain the function of the area.

Official Press Release: Pemerintah Kabupaten Siak

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