BISNISREAL.COM, BOGOR, Indonesia – Friday January 24, 2025 – Enchanting Valley by Taman Safari Indonesia, in partnership with local authorities, has successfully carried out a significant river cleanup initiative. The “Clean River Movement” took place on Wednesday, January 22nd, with the aim of raising awareness about the importance of environmental conservation, particularly in river ecosystems.
Located in the heart of Bogor, Enchanting Valley has been at the forefront of sustainability efforts. The recent cleanup, which saw the participation of local communities from three villages – Cilember, Lewimalang, and Jogjogan – was a testament to the company’s commitment to preserving the environment.
The Ciliwung River, a vital waterway in Java, has faced numerous challenges due to pollution and the threat of floods. Enchanting Valley’s initiative is a step towards restoring the river’s ecological balance and promoting sustainable tourism.
Key Highlights of the Cleanup:
- Community Engagement: The event brought together local residents, government officials, and businesses, fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility.
- Planting for the Future: To enhance the river’s ecosystem, 14 trees, including soursop, avocado, guava, and duku, were planted along the riverbank.
- Long-Term Commitment: Enchanting Valley has pledged to make the river cleanup an annual event, underscoring its dedication to environmental conservation.
- Education and Awareness: Through educational programs, the company aims to empower communities to play an active role in protecting their environment.
Agus Santoso, Board of Director of Taman Safari Indonesia Group, stated, “We are committed to making a positive and lasting impact on our environment. By involving the community in our efforts, we hope to create a sustainable future for both people and nature.”
About Taman Safari Indonesia Taman Safari Indonesia is a world-class conservation and recreation destination with six locations and four resorts across Indonesia. Home to over 9,325 animals from 409 species, Taman Safari Indonesia attracts millions of visitors each year. Since its inception in 1980, the organization has been at the forefront of wildlife conservation, rescuing and rehabilitating countless animals.
For more information, please visit: www.tamansafari.com.
