Rahmad Saleh Simbolon, Sumatran conservationist, passed away at 47

Rahmad Saleh Simbolon was the head of the conservation agency in Jambi province, Indonesia, known for his achievements in protected forest areas of the South and North Sumatra provinces.

What Caused the Death of Conservationist Rahmad Saleh Simbolon?

Rahmad Saleh Simbolon suffered a heart attack on August 9 and died at the age of 47. He oversaw the conservation group in the Indonesian province of Jambi.

Rahmad was remembered as a conservationist and someone with a strong work ethic, according to a member of the Indonesian Elephant Conservation Forum, who also confirmed his passing. Rahmad created the 4.4-hectare Elephant Conservation Information Center, which Jambi Governor Al Haris inaugurated earlier this month, on August 6, three days before he died away.

The main chamber of the center bears his name.

Rahmad Saleh Simbolon Age, Family, and Early Life

Rahmad Saleh Simbolon was born in 1975 in Padang Sidempuan, a small village on the Trans-Sumatra Highway in the province of North Sumatra. When he died, he was only 47 years old. To date, there isn’t much information on his personal life online, making it difficult to get specific details about his family background and parents.

It’s challenging to find anything pertinent to him because there isn’t much information online about him. We are therefore unable to provide you with any current information regarding his early years. As soon as we find out more about him, we will update all of our information about him.

Rahmad Saleh Simbolon Career, What was his profession?

Rahmad Saleh fought for environmental protection. He thereafter began working at Sembilang National Park, a peatland ecosystem with more than 250 bird species and a diverse human population, on South Sumatra’s northern shore. After serving in Sembilang from 2007 to 2010, he moved up north to take up a position in the crucial Leuser Ecosystem, which governs Aceh and North Sumatra.

Rahmad explained to media and activists in May 2018 how he felt about his new position as the head of the conservation agency for the province of Jambi: that he had been given a significant duty. Rahmad was one of the designers of the 54,000-hectare (133,000-acre) crucial ecosystem area set aside for elephant protection.

To make the zone a reality, he used his outreach abilities to bring together the local community, government, businesses, and organizations. Additionally, Rahmad allowed journalists covering the environment in Jambi access.

Which school and college did he go to?

 Rahmad studied conservation at Bogor Agricultural University’s forestry faculty before joining the Natural Resource Conservation Agency (BKSDA) in South Sumatra province in 2000.

Rahmad Saleh Simbolon Net Worth, How much does he earn?

The net worth of this individual is currently unknown due to the fact that no personal information is available in the public domain.

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Rahmad Saleh Simbolon Wife, What about his relationship?

The information about his personal life is unavailable as of this writing, but it will be updated once our research team is able to extract the required information about his lifestyle.

Was he available on any social media platforms?

We did not find him on other social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter as we assume he might not be available on it or might be available with a different username.

We will update this section if we get any lead in the future regarding his social media presence on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, or any other platforms.

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