‘Cayman Mangroves’ Exhibition

In a recent investigation conducted by the Associated Press, doubts have been raised regarding the genuine commitment of major oil companies to transition to renewable energies. While these companies, including Petrobras, Sonatrach, and Abu Dhabi National Oil Co., have participated in climate summit

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) released a report called Nature as Infrastructure. The report emphasizes integrating nature-based solutions into infrastructure design to improve climate resilience. Investing in nature assets can protect critical infrastructure services and reduce the impact of human development on nature. Examples include tree planting in China and mangrove planting in Indonesia. Utilizing nature as infrastructure requires scientific research, effective implementation, community consultation, and policy incentives.

105 students from grades 5 and 6 at SDN Tegal Caringin Elementary School in Sukabumi Regency participated in a mangrove tree planting activity at Muara Ciletuh Cikadal Beach. The activity was part of the School Goes to Geopark program and done in collaboration with Pokmasi Mandrajaya. The purpose was to educate students about the environment and set an example for other schools. The program also included activities such as an audience with speakers from Pokmasi, a boat ride, and beach cleaning. The students planted 100 mangrove trees.