Conservation Camp on Nasi Island

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Hi friends, how are you?… It's been a long time I haven't shared news I hope you are in good health and happy, even though the covid pandemic is not over yet, but I hope it doesn't discourage you from living life.

Lately I've been a little busy with my work so it takes a lot of my time to not be able to take a vacation, it makes my mind stiff, aka too late. I think no matter how busy humans are on this earth, surely at some point they will need a vacation. Isn't refreshing the mind also very mentally caring to live daily life?. If mentally healthy all the work we do will be achieved with success as well.

A few days ago, in the middle of a conversation at a coffee shop I was told by a friend of mine that there would be a camping event on the beach on an island. Not just any camp, a camp I think is of the highest quality. It is a conservation camp initiated by students who love nature (Mapala-STIK) of the College of Forestry Sciences, Banda Aceh. That made me interested in registering to take part in the show. Because camping right on World Tree Day. Of course there is no camping event, but filled with environmental conservation activities such as discussions, watching together and planting trees.

Today is the first day I arrived at the camping site, the activities have not yet fully started, only the tents have been set up to rest because in the morning the tree planting activities have just started. Our activity was just getting to know our fellow participants, and of course I didn't want to miss the beautiful moments and epic scenery, yeah... as a photographer I had to record it. Ha ha ha In this post I share my experiences and photos. Are you curious about my photos? I will share it now.

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