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In 2016, Borneo Nature Foundation and Bina Cita Utama (BCU) School hosted the first ever Global Issues Network (GIN) youth conference in Kalimantan. This international conference arranged by GINBali members of the international organisation GIN.org, welcomed 115 students from Central Kalimantan and 100 young people from Jakarta, Bali, Korea, Singapore and Australia. More than 300 people came together at the BCU School in Palangka Raya for the three-day conference.

The GIN Kalimantan 2016 conference introduced students to exciting and inspiring presenters from Indonesia. It is the intention of this conference that in spreading knowledge and sharing experiences, it inspires the students to move towards practical solutions for issues that they care about. Topics discussed included recycling, human rights, sustainable development, marine protection, wildlife conservation and food security.

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Borneo Nature Foundation dan Sekolah Bina Cita Utama (BCU) menjadi tuan rumah konferensi remaja Global Issues Network (GIN) di Kalimantan untuk yang pertama kalinya pada tahun 2016. Konferensi internasional ini diikuti oleh 115 pelajar dari Kalimantan Tengah dan 100 pemuda dari Jakarta, Bali, Korea, Singapura dan Australia. Lebih dari 300 orang berkumpul bersama di Sekolah Bina Cita Utama Palangka Raya selama 3 hari.
Konferensi GIN Kalimantan 2016 mengenalkan para pelajar kepada pemateri-pemateri dari Indonesia yang bersemangat dan menginspirasi. Hal ini merupakan tujuan dari konferensi bahwa dalam menyebarkan pengetahuan dan berbagi pengalaman akan menginspirasi para pelajar untuk bergerak menemukan solusi praktis untuk isu-isu yang mereka pedulikan. Topik yang didiskusikan adalah daur ulang, hak asasi manusia, pembangungan berkelanjutan, perlindungan laut, konservasi alam liar dan keamanan makanan.

In 2017, Borneo is safe from haze. But BNF never stop to work to prevent the fires. We are build dams on man-made canals in Sabangau Forest.
The process of transporting wood and other dam-building materials in the forest during August is slightly problematic because the water in the canals has dropped dramatically. The Conservation Team has to work longer and harder to transport all materials into the forest.