Seplia Pikar, the One-Legged 'Green Warrior,' Passionately Drives Mangrove Planting in Indonesia's Riau
In Sepahat Village, Bengkalis Regency, Riau Province, Indonesia, 54-year-old Seplia Pikar, who lost a leg, is passionately involved in mangrove planting activities with local residents and government officials, contributing to regional nature conservation for years.
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