In a robust effort to greenify the urban landscape, the Head of BP Batam, Muhammad Rudi, led a mass teak tree planting movement, signifying a stride toward a more sustainable Batam.
The planting of 1,800 teak trees by BP Batam marks a milestone in the city’s environmental strategy, coinciding with the 52nd anniversary of BP Batam’s dedication to ecological stewardship and urban progress.
The greening campaign began at Dang Anom Park, extending across a 30 km stretch, with over 700 BP Batam employees from 22 work units participating
The initiative was supported by dignitaries including the Deputy Governor of Kepri and various Batam city government officials, emphasizing a collaborative approach to the project.
Muhammad Rudi highlighted the balance between rapid infrastructural development and the necessity of greening efforts to ensure a thriving, sustainable environment.
The comprehensive planning by BP Batam aims to boost regional economic sectors while preserving Batam’s natural beauty and ecological health.
Employees actively engaged in the planting and fertilizing of trees, demonstrating BP Batam’s commitment to nurturing the planted saplings for long-term growth and sustainability.
BP Batam’s tree-planting initiative represents a growing regional commitment to sustainability that enhances the appeal of Batam as a green destination, fostering a healthier environment for all.
BP Batam’s planting of 1,800 teak trees signals a new chapter in Batam’s development, marrying ecological preservation with urban advancement. This initiative ensures the city’s future as a green haven, with benefits extending to cleaner air, soil stability, and enhanced aesthetics, setting an example for sustainable urban practices in the region.
Source : Batam Xinwen, BP Batam (2023)
