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<p>A man in a green uniform walks through a dense forest. His gaze was drawn to the densely packed rows of sea ketapan and sengon trees, the branches of which were teeming with various birds. The man's name is Badrus Soleh, and he is in charge of the tree's growth. He also looks after other tree species so that they can thrive in the HARITA Nickel Site Obi reclamation area.</p>
<p>Badrus is the Environmental and Reclamation Supervisor of Trimegah Bangun Persada (TBP). This year marks a decade of Badrus' career at HARITA Nickel. Reclamation is more than just a job responsibility for him. Reclamation is a lifelong passion, love, and commitment to environmental sustainability. This line of work gives Badrus more purpose in life.
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<p>Badrus stated that his interest in reclamation stemmed from his love of farming. “I was very fond of plant cultivation activities when I was a teenager. My enthusiasm is channeled through my current job as a supervisor in the reclamation department, thus I work wholeheartedly with optimal results,” said Badrus who was born in Magelang 35 years ago.
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<p>Working wholeheartedly makes Badrus enjoy every task at HARITA Nickel. According to Badrus, his current profession has a major role in the sustainable industry. “Reclamation is a form of corporate responsibility towards sustainable natural resource management. Environmental management and reclamation activities must continue to ensure the safety of all life in the mine's vicinity,” said Badrus.
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<table><tbody><tr><td><p>“Reclamation is a form of corporate responsibility towards sustainable natural resource management. Environmental management and reclamation activities must continue to ensure the safety of all life in the mine's vicinity,” Trimegah Bangun Persada's Environmental and Reclamation Supervisor, Badrus Soleh
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<p>The Sebelas Maret University alumnus, who majored in Agriculture, also explained that environmental management and reclamation are concerned with what happens in the future, not just today, tomorrow, or the day after. This conservation activity is also governed by the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Decree No. 1827 of 2018 on Guidelines for the Implementation of Good Mining Engineering Rules, which all mining companies must follow.
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<p>Even though Badrus enjoys his current profession, it does not come without challenges. One of the most difficult challenges he faces, he claims, is the limited layer of the root zone. This drives him to continue innovating, conducting various experiments, and developing effective and efficient reclamation methods that can be used in a variety of field challenges.
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<p>Challenges in the field can be overcome and turned into something of high value with good teamwork. "Critical land can be converted into ecologically productive land, and it will provide economic benefits in the future," Badrus said. He continued, "A well-maintained nature always offers great benefits to anyone who participates in its maintenance."
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<p>The trees planted by Badrus and his team not only benefit the environment but also provide economic opportunities that can be capitalized on. "Some of the trees we plant have the potential for economic development, such as red jabon, whose wood can be used as furniture and construction materials, eucalyptus, whose leaves can be used to make essential oil products, and citronella, which is an essential oil ingredient while reducing erosion," Badrus explained.
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<p><strong>Process Continuity&nbsp;</strong>
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<p>Achieving success is the result of a series of processes. Badrus sees his current career phase as a continuation of his efforts to provide the best innovation. "I've always believed that tomorrow must be better than today." "Never tire of learning new things and continue to innovate with a sincere heart," said the Sragen resident.
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<p>This process also provided him with valuable experience, as he worked at HARITA Nickel. "This current career opportunity is the greatest honor of my life." By appointing me to a supervisory position in the reclamation field, the company has demonstrated its confidence in and appreciation for my previous performance. "I feel proud and challenged to manage each task and team better," he said.
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<p>Badrus' goal is not just to plant a lot of trees; he wants to broaden everyone's understanding that caring for the environment is a shared responsibility. "Of course, this is a fantastic challenge." "Achieving this noble goal requires the support and participation of many different parties," said Badrus, who admired the late figure. Abdurrahman Wahid, KH
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<p>Furthermore, Badrus wishes to spread the notion that a good mining company is not solely concerned with profit. "I want all members of society to understand that mining business practices are not solely focused on human welfare. At HARITA Nickel, we are also fully committed to good and sustainable environmental management," he added.
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<p>With all his experience and abilities, Badrus is determined to always deliver the best results in every task he undertakes. His enthusiasm for environmental preservation will not wane. "The goal that I always want to achieve is to reforest the entire land so that it can provide great benefits for humans and nature," Badrus hoped.
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Badrus Soleh, From Hobby to Lifelong Dedication for Reclamation

<p>People have rushed to the Megah Surya Pertiwi (MSP) field since eight o'clock in the evening. The burst of wind from west of Obi Island did not dampen the spirit of the HARITA people to gather and spend the New Year together. The chairs and stage were set up, and snacks and soft drinks were provided to complete the atmosphere. On the last night of 2021, joyful laughter broke forth.</p>
<p>Bright faces appeared around the event field. The people of HARITA have come to unwind after a long day of work and a year filled with both joy and sorrow. A group prayer was said before the New Year's Eve activities started.&nbsp; They wish that all of the struggles that they overcame in 2021 will turn into blessings in the future.</p>
<p>After the event's opening, performers were ready to take the stage. The residents of HARITA alternately demonstrated their singing talents. While some played locally inspired music, others sang well-known international songs. "Welcome to the City of Ternate" was the title of one of the folk songs played. The song conveys a longing for one's place of residence and the people who inhabit it.</p>
<p>Obi Site is a long way from the homes and families of the HARITA people who are celebrating New Year's Eve here. The feeling of loneliness was, however, dispelled by the presence of coworkers and intriguing activities. The HARITA People are a brand-new family in a strange country. Intense communication both inside and outside of work hours helps to develop this tight bond. This New Year's Eve celebration is also an occasion that improves the connection.</p>
<p>This New Year's Eve was a special occasion, according to Setyawan, the MSP Deputy for Engineering and the Environment (PTL). The evening is dedicated to the HARITA People, who have spent the last two years battling the Covid-19 pandemic. "Events can now be held once more after strict health precautions and immunizations were put in place. Thank you for the cooperation we've established so far," Setyawan remarked.
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<p>He added that 2022 is the year to soar. To encourage hope as they approached the new year, he extended an invitation to the HARITA People. "Our company's production should operate smoothly, we'll all stay healthy, and we'll all accomplish all of our goals by 2022. Let's hope that Covid-19 comes to an end as well, as we adhere to health regulations." declared Setyawan.</p>
<p>The Halmahera Persada Lygend's living quarters (LQ) also exhibit the harmony of the HARITA People (HPAL). In the field where the New Year's Eve event was taking place, local and foreign employees gathered. The festive mood is set off when a group of dancers enters the area. The resonant dance accompaniment song appears to be inviting HARITA Personnel in the LQ area to instantaneously join the new year together.
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<p>On that night, the soya-soya and lalayon dances were performed. The soya-soya dance is thought to have existed between 1570 and 1583 when Sultan Baabullah was in charge of the Ternate sultanate. The message of never giving up was conveyed through dancing. The lalayon dance, on the other hand, which is also distinctive to North Maluku, conveys a message of romance and love, as it moves with grace and beauty.</p>
<p>HPAL employees from diverse departments form as dancers. A magnificent harmony is created by each movement and the sounds of the local music. People in HARITA express their joy for the new year by dancing. The trip of the year begins with some fun leisure with coworkers at Site Obi.</p>
<p>In addition to traditional dances, the HPAL New Year's Eve event includes a variety of interesting activities. People grilled food played mini-games, and karaoke, and competed for door prizes. HPAL's New Year's Eve celebration, themed "Beat the Challenges, Live in Harmony," ended with fireworks. The start of a new year is full of hope, as fireworks exploded in the sky.</p>
<p>Colorful fireworks were also seen in the area of Trimegah Bangun Persada (TBP), Gane Permai Sentosa (GPS), and Halmahera Jaya Ferronickel (HJF). Cold nights dissolve in cups of coffee, puffs of smoked roasted corn, and togetherness at the end and beginning of a new year. The presence at Obi Site provides solace to those who are unable to celebrate the new year with their families at home. This moment becomes a new memory, which many interpret as HARITA "story-filled days."</p>
<p>Sukarni from the Community Development (Comdev) Department considers the new year 2022 to be a valuable experience. This was the Cilacap woman's first New Year's Eve with her Site Obi colleagues. The most important aspect of any celebration, she believes, is how everyone interprets the moment. "The New Year's Eve celebration is a great time to reflect on the previous year. I'll be able to see my new year's resolutions more clearly that way," she explained.</p>
<p>The presence of Sukarni's colleagues has made her even more grateful. This New Year's Eve celebration at Site Obi, she claims, is more interesting than any other New Year's Eve she has ever experienced. "I've never had a special New Year's Eve party before, but here I am, as the event committee for New Year's Eve. I get the impression that the more friends I have, the more knowledge I get. Hopefully, this togetherness lasts a lifetime." she said.
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Badrus Soleh, From Hobby to Lifelong Dedication for Reclamation

Opening a New Chapter in Site Obi