The Think Forests video competition organized by CIFOR has announced its winners:
1st Prize: In ‘Our Land’, Amin Panji Wijaya and team show us how forests secure our lives and that it’s not too late to repay them.
‘Farming is our way to interact with God, people and nature’
By: Amin Panji Wijaya, Agrita Widyasari, Ardiles Rante,
Nehemia Pareang, Fennysia Wijaya & Zacharia Dwiky Erlangga
See more winners and runners up here.
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