This is the sweet moment of hooping for a green Christmas going forward by involving indigenous Papuan artists who play the role of Santa Claus, distributing ornamental plants in the form of red shoots and evergreen tree branches to motorists who pass through the city of West Papua, Indonesia on December 15.

The head of Indonesia's Environmental Authority, Kelly Kambu, said the Santa Calus action was an act of saving the environment from global warming by inviting the public to plant trees in their own yard and care about their surroundings.

To reduce global warming, the environmental authority in the city of Sorong, West Papua, a city in Indonesia has a new strategy, by involving indigenous Papuan artists who play the role of Santa Claus, distributing ornamental plants in the form of red shoots and ketapang Kencana to motorists who pass through the space area. green open in Sorong City.
The figure of Santa Claus is synonymous with giving out gifts in the form of chocolates and games for children and teenagers. .
The community was so entertained by the funny behavior of Santa Claus, played by a Papuan artist, in the green open space area.
The head of the Environmental Authority, Kelly Kambu, said the Santa Calus action was an act of saving the environment from global warming, by inviting people to participate in planting around their yards.
In the midst of the current climate change, the environmental service urges the public to be able to protect the environment in which they live, so that they do not experience damage and cause natural disasters.