PRIME NEWS POST 

The INDONESIAN (North Sumatera) — The Indonesian Sustainable Forum (Forum Lestari Indonesia/FLI) continues to strengthen its environmental conservation movement through a range of activities, including outreach programs, educational sessions, and discussions with environmental activists from across Indonesia.

One notable highlight was a meeting and discussion featuring Abrar Syarif, an environmental activist widely known for his active advocacy in protecting protected wildlife species in Aceh.

During the session, Abrar Syarif shared his experiences, educational insights, and perspectives on the importance of preserving nature and wildlife habitats, which are currently facing multiple threats ranging from poaching and forest destruction to illegal wildlife trade.

According to Abrar Syarif, environmental protection and wildlife conservation are not solely the responsibility of the government, but require the involvement of all elements of society—including social organizations, youth groups, and the younger generation.

“Awareness to protect nature must be built collectively. Protected wildlife plays a vital role in maintaining ecological balance, which we must preserve to ensure the continuity of life for future generations,” Abrar Syarif stated during the discussion.

Meanwhile, the election of Faisal C. Ompusunggu as Chairman of FLI’s North Sumatra Regional Executive Board is expected to further strengthen collaborative efforts in raising public awareness of environmental issues.

The North Sumatra Regional Executive Board is supported by Marulitua P. Sianturi, S.E., S.Th., M.Kom., serving as Advisory Council Chair; Vonsius Sinaga as Supervisory Board Chair; Gunawan Saputra Sihombing as Secretary; and Yudi Pratama Siregar as Treasurer.

The Indonesian Sustainable Forum is a legally recognized organization, officially established under the Decree of the Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia Number AHU-0000793.AH.01.07.YEAR 2022 concerning the Legalization of the Establishment of the Indonesian Sustainable Forum Association.

Through various outreach, educational, and cross-regional collaboration programs, the North Sumatra Regional Executive Board of FLI is expected to serve as a strong platform to advance environmental conservation efforts—including increasing public concern for the protection of endangered wildlife and the sustainability of Indonesia’s natural ecosystems.

Reported from various media sources //photo from Google documents // contribution by Prime News Post international online media // news.paper