Hasil tangkapan CKM Cek Kolong Meja Murid Kelihatan sepele kasak kusuk dibawah kolong meja, cikal bakal kelak menjadi perilaku/karakter yang kurang baik Mengubah mindset sejak dini kata Sampah coret dalam otak, ini namanya Sisaku Sisaku Tanggungjawabku Kebiasaan yang masih dijumpai di sekolah murid menaruh atau memasukan sisa kertas atau bahan lain di dalam kolong meja. Kertas sering diremas oleh murid berbentuk bola. Kebiasaan ini jika dibiarkan berjalan dalam kurun waktu lama, akan menanamkan karakter yang kurang baik. Karakter tanggung jawab dan menghargai kertas atau barang, karakter ini akan menormalisasi hal tersebut seperti hal sepele dan tidak merugikan. Cikal bakal perilaku yang kurang baik ini akan tersimpan di otak dalam jangka panjang, perilaku menaruh atau menyembunyikan sesuatu dikolong meja terselamatkan dari tanggung, karena sisa atau sesuatu itu tidak terlihat. Keesokan hari kertas yang ada didalam kolong akan dikeluarkan begitu saja ke lantai, piket kelas sepertiny...

  Offerings are one of the most sacred forms of devotion in Balinese Hinduism. Canang (offerings), banten (banten), and sesajen (offerings) are our mediums for communicating with Ida Sang Hyang Widhi), ancestors, and nature.  They hold meaning: symbols of purity, sincerity, and harmony. But lately, a sight has made us pause. Many people are still offering canang (offerings) filled with candy. From the outside, they look beautiful, the colorful canang neatly arranged. But after a few days, what's left is not just the remains of the offerings. What's left are the plastic candy casings, sadly scattered everywhere on the roadside, in the river, and remnants of the haturan (offerings) from the plastic wrappers.  1. Loss of Meaning: Canang used to be filled with fruit, traditional snacks, and flowers. Everything returned to the earth. Nothing polluted. Now, candy is a choice because it's practical and colorful. But we forget to ask: "After the offerings are made, what happen...

GREEN POLENG SQUAD CALING BALI To celebrate the 81st Indonesian Independence Day, the THG Foundation will launch Pecaling, or Environmental Pecalang. This volunteer Pecaling unit contributes to environmental monitoring and preservation. Pecaling t-shirts can be ordered through contact, making Saput, Udeng, Pecaling vest attributes is an opportunity for those who want to support and care about the Balinese environment. upport dan peduli dengan lingkungan Bali Most people are still trapped: the lower middle class is preoccupied with economic matters, while the upper class is in its comfort zone, busy developing its businesses. The situation won't improve by itself if humans ignore the environment. DONATION INVISIBLE TRAPS Modern humans live in two major traps. Traps of different forms, but rooted in the same disease: measuring everything by profit.  Lower Middle Class Trapped in Survival For most lower middle class people, life is about survival. Wake up in the morning,...

Seminar Green Hita Village The seminar was held in a meeting room at a restaurant in the Penimbangan Beach area on July 8, 2026. It was organized through a collaboration between the THG Taruna Hita Global Foundation and the Indonesian Child Aid Foundation. The seminar opened with a message from the Deputy Regent of Buleleng, read by Luh Putu Adi Ariwati, S.E., M.Pd., Secretary of the Buleleng Regency Education, Youth, and Sports Agency. Attendees included representatives from the Buleleng Regency Health Agency (Public Health Division); village staff representing the Village Heads of Panji Anom and Pemaron; school principals from Panji Anom and Pemaron villages. Principal of the Green Hita Project Pilot School: SDN 1 Tukadmungga and SMPN 4 Tejakula. Participants attending the event included members of the nature-loving student clubs (Sispala) from SMAN 3 Singaraja and SMKTI Bali Global Singaraja. The Deputy Regent of Buleleng stated that environmental i...

Plastic Waste A Real Challenge for Bali On July 1, an educational session regarding local environmental issues was held at Darma Cita Sambangan in Buleleng, North Bali. The session was attended by 13 students from the 10th grade, with instructors Mr. Didier and Mr. Budi collaborating to conduct the activity. The activity was highly interactive, featuring a video showcasing the beauty of Bali island renowned worldwide. Mr. Didier posed a pointed question: "This is Bali?" and nearly all the children spontaneously answered, "Yes." After showing further video clips and photos of Bali's beauty, Mr. Didier asked again, "Do you love Bali?" and the children from Darma Cita answered in unison, "Yes! Yes!" The session continued with the screening of several videos on the surrounding environment, including the condition of rivers and beaches littered with plastic waste. The same question was asked, "This is Bali?" "This is Bali," ...

Advanced Civilization Spiritually Grounded The hope of every nation lies in the progress of its generation specifically, their mastery of competencies and possession of strong character in building an increasingly advanced human civilization. Future challenges are becoming increasingly arduous and complex, only by preparing an exceptional and progressive generation capable of solving these challenges can the nation realize its aspirations for a life of prosperity, affluence, security, and well-being. We have long heard of the Tri Hita Karana concept in Bali, yet the essence of this idea has not truly taken root in our minds. While we frequently hear it used as a catchy slogan, it often drifts away much like a passing breeze vanishing from the thoughts of most people. This wisely conceived approach to environmental zoning represents a form of "local genius" a unique strength that few regions possess. While most of us can recite the term "Tri Hita Karana" w...

Plant trees before cutting them down Rethink before cutting down trees and printing paper! One A4 Pepper 226g CO₂ = equivalent to turning on a 10W LED light for 18 hours 1 ream of 500 sheets = 113kg CO₂ = equivalent to driving a gasoline car 450km 10 sheets/day at the office = 2.26kg CO₂/day. A year = 565kg CO₂ = 25 working trees a year From  the calculation of 226g is as follows: 1. Paper + Ink + Electricity Printer A4 sheet 80gsm + laser ink + printer electricity: ∼20-25g CO₂. Plus the Impact of Loss of Carbon Absorbers, 226g is used including "lost stored carbon" because 1 tree is cut down 1 mature tree absorbs ∼10-22kg CO₂/year. If 1 ream of 500 sheets = 1/8 of a tree, then the "carbon cost" per sheet is ∼25-45g. If you count young trees + factory energy + global transportation, it can go up to 200-227g. The numbers combine: Production emissions + Electricity emissions + Transportation emissions + Carbon that "should" be absorbed by trees if they are ...

 Terms and Conditions The auctioneer is not affiliated with any political party Not a company, but an individual The first auction starts at USD 460.00 The auction winner is given a Certificate of Merit Closing of the offer, September 18, 2026 Total paintings 26 pieces Click here Bidders ..... Contact admin We intend to auction the painting "Footprints and Handprints Caring for the Earth." The auction will be published in national and local media. Proceeds from the auction will be donated to the Green Hita Project. Bidders can register and submit their bids. Good luck! 🌱

Eco Tourism Week 4th Exhibition, digelar kembali di The Meru Bali Beach Convention Center 2 dari tanggal 30-31 Mei 2026. ETW 4th diikuti 8 Eco Fitch Business dan 43 Stand Eco Community.  Hitaglo Natural Product merupakan salah satu peserta yang mendapat kesempatan untuk mengikuti pameran produk ramah lingkunagn. Products made from bamboo, wood, fabric and natural colors, woven bamboo with a local touch typical of Tigawasa Village, Buleleng Regency, Bali. Painting Product with natural dyes such as yellow turmeric, black charcoal mixed with natural sap as an adhesive and is long lasting and does not fade. Footprints and Handprints Caring for the Earth

The activity was initiated by the Taruna Hita Global THG Foundation which focuses on environmental conservation. Educational activities were provided to the children of the Indonesian Children's Assistance Foundation located in the Children's Center Area in Banjar Pancoran, Panji Anom Village, Sukasada District, Buleleng Regency on April 11 2026 The activity was welcomed by several foster parents from abroad, and provided support for environmental education for children from an early age. The dangers of microplastics, which clearly have a health impact on humans, must be handled wisely. Apart from education on the dangers of microplastics, we also provide how to manage plastic waste in each home #gersaplast (Generation Save Plastics), namely saving plastic waste, not throwing plastic waste carelessly into the environment #stopluutung. Managing plastic waste is very important and the habit of reducing the use of single-use plastic with the Rethink concept and having the courage...