Rimbawan Reflections is a compilation of perspectives from 20 authors who graduated from ITM in 1977. This book offers a wealth of experiences, wisdom, and lessons on environmental preservation, sustainability and life.
Each chapter represents a unique aspect of a lifelong journey, characterized by challenges, resilience, and accomplishments. Through stories like “Getting The Right Start,” “Assaults of the Mountains,” and “Taming the Urban Jungle,” we are reminded that our environmental legacy is built upon every step taken and every obstacle overcome.
From A Kampung Boy Goes Global to “My Path into Politics,” the authors emphasize that the conservation of our planet’s forests requires global collaboration and political stewardship, transcending borders. Chapters like “Doing a Business Out of Safety and Health Knowledge” and Bringing Investments to the Country underscore the symbiotic relationship between economic growth and sustainable forestry.
Rimbawan Reflections carries a clear message: by drawing upon the collective wisdom of the past, we can create a greener, healthier future. This book serves as a beacon of hope, urging us to preserve and cherish our forests, and compelling us to take action. It reminds us that our responsibility for the environment extends beyond our generation, and that by learning from history, we can ensure a brighter and more sustainable future for all.
