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Wonosalam Biodiversity Park Becomes Conservation Learning Space for Jombang Students

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Wonosalam Biodiversity Park Becomes Conservation Learning Space for Jombang Students
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DLH Jombang Regency
Enforcement Scout members display a semaphore during the Wonosalam 2026 Biodiversity Camp series at the Wonosalam Biodiversity Park, Jombang Regency, 30–31 October 2026

Further introduction to the Wonosalam Biodiversity Park was given by Mukhlas in the Saka Kalpataru strengthening session. The material covers biodiversity and the importance of conservation.

Recycling creation and environmental communication

Apart from receiving materials, participants took part in creative creation or recycling competitions, content creators, and semaphore dances. The series of activities also includes morning fitness and strengthening Saka Kalpataru.

Recycling creation is part of the activities directly related to the reuse of materials. Meanwhile, content creator competitions provide space for participants to develop communication skills.

However, DLH Jombang's statement did not specify the types of materials used in the recycled creations or the theme of the content produced by the participants.

This activity was also attended by the Head of the Environmental Conservation Division of DLH Jombang Lilik Purwati, representatives of the Jombang Regency Scout Movement Branch Quarter and administrators, as well as representatives of PLN Indonesia Power.

From learning to habit

Official Press Release DLH Kabupaten Jombang

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