Installation of STOP Luutung signs Luu means trash, Tung means littering STOP Luutung means Stop littering, otherwise the name is Luutung or monkey Let's protect and preserve the environment together, rubbish will damage the ecosystem and the beauty of the environment. Installation of the Luutung STOP sign with the Head of Satpol PP Kab. Buleleng, represented by: Head of OPS, Mr. Agus Sastrawan Head of LIDIK, Mr. Kadek Arnaya. Also joining were environmental practitioners and activists, the nature lovers group of SMAN 1 Singaraja and STAH MPU Kuturan, as well as the general public. Participants Click here Input: Suggestions/Messages/Criticism from STOP Luutunge Parade participants hopefully it goes smoothly and continues Hopefully this activity will continue because this activity is very useful and the activities carried out are very positive Hopefully this activity can make people aware about protecting the environment from being polluted by rubbish This activ...
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 issues ...
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," ...