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Safeguarding the Borderland Green Belt: PT Mayawana Persada's Ecological Footprint at the Entikong Border

Tanam Sumpah Pemuda

PT Mayawana Persada supplies 1,000 premium seedlings at the Entikong Border Crossing, reinforcing the frontier green belt and earning official commendation from the West Kalimantan Provincial Government.

ENTIKONG, WEST KALIMANTAN (October 30, 2025) — Planting trees at the nation's frontier represents far more than an ecological landscaping initiative. Along the international border, every sapling that takes root stands as a living symbol of environmental sovereignty and an enduring investment in shared ecological security.

Commemorating National Youth Pledge Day (Hari Sumpah Pemuda) through tangible climate action, PT Mayawana Persada supported a synchronized tree-planting drive titled "One Child, One Tree" (Satu Anak Satu Pohon) hosted within the Wisma Indonesia complex at the Entikong Integrated Border Post (PLBN), Sanggau Regency. As part of this green initiative, the company supplied 1,000 premium Eucalyptus seedlings propagated in its high-capacity nursery, complementing a total of 2,350 trees planted along the Indonesia–Malaysia frontier.

Building Cross-Border Alliances at the Nation’s Gateway

Spearheaded by the West Kalimantan Provincial Government alongside the Indonesian Nature Guardians Community (MPAI), the initiative created a cross-border, multi-generational platform for environmental action.

The event at PLBN Entikong convened provincial officials, Regional Representative Council (DPD RI) member Daud Yordan, Commander of the RI–Malaysia Border Security Task Force (Satgas Pamtas) Lt. Col. Arh Andy Qomarudin, the Head of PLBN Entikong, and a visiting diplomatic delegation from Tebedu, Sarawak, Malaysia.

Head of the West Kalimantan Provincial Environment and Forestry Service (DLHK), Adi Yani, commended the company's frontline contribution to cultivating early ecological consciousness:

"We extend our gratitude to PT Mayawana Persada for contributing 1,000 high-quality tree seedlings. This initiative is designed to foster a spirit of mutual cooperation (gotong royong) and instill a lifelong culture of planting among the students and youths participating today," Adi Yani stated.

Corporate Sustainability and Regional Recognition

PT Mayawana Persada Director Iwan Budiman participated directly in the ceremonial planting at the border cordon alongside regional administrative leaders (Forkopimda) and local figures.

"PT Mayawana Persada consistently strives to take an active, responsible role in landscape recovery," said Iwan Budiman. "Engaging the younger generation aligns seamlessly with the educational and environmental pillars of our corporate sustainability framework. We hope these saplings thrive and generate lasting ecological dividends for generations to come."

In recognition of its sustained commitments to landscape restoration along the border corridor, the West Kalimantan Provincial Government presented PT Mayawana Persada with an official Certificate of Appreciation.

Fortifying West Kalimantan’s Ecological Perimeter

The intervention at PLBN Entikong demonstrates that the enterprise's environmental stewardship extends beyond its managed concessions. Beyond running responsible sustainable tree plantations, PT Mayawana Persada acts as a constructive operational partner to the government in rehabilitating critical buffer zones and fortifying West Kalimantan’s regional ecological resilience.

FAQ

How many seedlings did PT Mayawana Persada contribute at PLBN Entikong?

PT Mayawana Persada supplied 1,000 premium Eucalyptus seedlings propagated within its specialized nursery, contributing to the broader milestone of 2,350 trees planted during the "One Child, One Tree" campaign.

What formal commendation did PT Mayawana Persada receive for this border initiative?

The enterprise was awarded an official Certificate of Appreciation by the West Kalimantan Provincial Government for its proactive stewardship in frontier landscape rehabilitation and border green-belt development.