Delima Silalahi, 2023 Goldman Environmental Prize winner from Indonesia

Delima Silalahi led a campaign to secure legal stewardship of 17,824 acres of tropical forest land for six Indigenous communities in North Sumatra. Her community’s activism reclaimed this territory from a pulp and paper company that had partially converted it into a monoculture, non-native, industrial eucalyptus plantation. The six communities have begun restoring the forests, creating valuable carbon sinks of biodiverse Indonesian tropical forest.
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[@balejuroeng]

❤ bravo 👍

[@ragasuara2443]

Proud of you Kak Del ❤

[@alexandersitorus8413]

At your video said only harvest 5-10 kilos, but the video shows us that it more than 10 kilos😂

[@biaganefia6684]

Sayang, kalimat Delima dan.Menteri dipotong-potong

[@alexandersitorus8413]

And what the minister said in video have a different meaning with the subtitle😅😅!!
Shame on you..

[@alexandersitorus8413]

Very dissapointed this rewards belongs to Delima Silalahi, delima roar to environment, but she hide the true interest of her movement!!

[@tridoidamanik7320]

Wauwh ketertarikan yang seprti apa itu

[@matilijapoppy1140]

be brave, sir, and state exactly what you insinuate. now is a time for truth and facts, not veiled insinuations that muddy the world. speak the whole truth and nothing but the truth. be a light!

[@rajudhadige5480]

Great

[@matilijapoppy1140]

only 17,000 acres of stewardship? still an injustice to the batak people. …much more work to do and support needed. may this award assist the batak people in bringing worldwide support to save their corner of the mother earth🪶🕊️