Stop reading this article right now if you are the people who do not care about the condition of Indonesia's forests today. Because now we need people who care.

Just so you know, based on research done by geologists, the age of this earth has reached 4.54 billion years, while the new human civilization existed approximately 5000 years ago. But the damage caused by humans in the last 100 years is very drastic and change the earth becomes more damaged, especially forest damage.

Indonesia's forests based on data from the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), which is an agency under the United Nations, says our forests continue to decline every year with a fantastic figure of 684,000 hectares. When compared, in one year forest area of ​​9.5 times the country of Singapore lost every year. A number that must have been terrible.

If the words of our Vice President, Mr. Yusuf Kalla, Indonesia's forests in 60 years have been reduced by 50%. This means that the forest is now only part of it.

Behind all the issues you should know, Indonesia's achievements are very proud of getting the World Guinness Book award in terms of the fastest rate of forest degradation in the world.

Stop reading this article right now if you are the people who do not care about the condition of Indonesia's forests today. Because now we need people who care.

Just so you know, based on research done by geologists, the age of this earth has reached 4.54 billion years, while the new human civilization existed approximately 5000 years ago. But the damage caused by humans in the last 100 years is very drastic and change the earth becomes more damaged, especially forest damage.

Indonesia's forests based on data from the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), which is an agency under the United Nations, says our forests continue to decline every year with a fantastic figure of 684,000 hectares. When compared, in one year forest area of ​​9.5 times the country of Singapore lost every year. A number that must have been terrible.

If the words of our Vice President, Mr. Yusuf Kalla, Indonesia's forests in 60 years have been reduced by 50%. This means that the forest is now only part of it.

Behind all the issues you should know, Indonesia's achievements are very proud of getting the World Guinness Book award in terms of the fastest rate of forest degradation in the world.