As an expression of gratitude and thanks for the support from the public and various parties in its conservation efforts for 50 years in Indonesia, World Wide Fund for Nature or widely known as WWF-Indonesia presents "Golden Path of Love - A Love Offering for the Earth". The series of events that reflect the spirit of nature conservation will be centered in Taman Ismail Marzuki (TIM), Jakarta, from December 16 to December 23, 2012.

talkshow, stand up comedy, nature storytelling, happening art, photo exhibition, and so on. A number of public figures and singers will also enliven the event, including Bexxa, Super Seven, Max 5, Sideponny, Hati Band, 3 Composers, and art groups from students of the Jakarta Arts Institute (IKJ). In addition, more than 20 communities are also participating in this people's party. They will socialize their actions in supporting nature conservation.

As the highlight of the event, a colossal art performance will be held for two consecutive days, on December 22 and 23, 2012. This colossal performance involves more than 200 performers who will express their appreciation of nature in music, dance, fashion show, and literary works on the Jakarta Theater stage. Collaborations and contributions from actors, actresses, singers from various genres, musicians, modern and traditional dancers, puppeteers, models, politicians, government figures, conservation figures, entrepreneurs, and many more, will illustrate the story of WWF-Indonesia's 50-year journey of conservation efforts.

The production team consisting of Viky Sianipar as music director, Rani Badri Kalianda as art director, and Raden Sirait as fashion director, who specifically designs nature-themed fashion pieces to be worn by all supporters of the event, are believed to make this performance magnificent and special. Moreover, a series of top artists and models will perform, including Ardina Rasti, Asty Ananta, Smitha Anjani, Andara Rainy, Luciana Zaluska, Prisia Nasution, Sharena Rizky, Anneke Djody, Tio Pakusadewo, Ubiet, Putri Ayu, Rio Febrian, Rio Silaen, Topodade, Edo Kondologit, Jamaica Café, Sruti Perwati, Danel Christianto, Ine Febriyanti, Adinia Wirasti, Ratna Riantiarno, Nungky Kusumastuti, Zivana Letisha, Qory Sandioriva, Agni Pratista, Duma Riris, Kamidia Radisty, Paula Verhoeven, Kimmy Jayanti, Filantropi, and Max5.

CEO/Executive Director of WWF-Indonesia, this golden anniversary celebration is the most important momentum for WWF-Indonesia in carrying out nature conservation missions in Indonesia for the last 50 years and the next 50 years. "Indonesia's nature continues to require attention and real efforts in overcoming the degradation of environmental quality due to population pressure and commercial economic exploitation that forgets the elements of sustainability and the principle of long-term benefits," said Efransjah.

In response to the grandeur of the colossal art performance as the culmination of the "Golden Path of Love - Love Offering for the Earth" celebration, Efransjah said that the event was an expression of gratitude and love offering for nature and society, which was accompanied by fundraising to help WWF's conservation programs in Indonesia. "We are here because of the support from various parties," he said.

The choice of TIM as the location for the event is inseparable from the connection between culture and nature conservation. Sustainable culture translated into local wisdom has proven to be able to preserve nature from generation to generation. WWF-Indonesia sees the important role of sustainable living culture as a value and lifestyle that should be adopted by all elements of the nation and society.

"Preserving nature can start from a culture of sustainable living and can start from the smallest unit of the nation, namely the family. During this event, Taman Ismail Marzuki will be a place for families to choose green actions that can be done at home. We hope that after coming and seeing 'Persembahan untuk Bumi', people will be moved to join the struggle to make the earth sustainable, and support WWF in any form in campaigning for a green lifestyle," said Devy Suradji, Marketing and Communication Director WWF-Indonesia.

In the people's party, all levels of society can participate free of charge. Especially for the colossal art performance, people who are interested in watching a 2-hour theatrical story about 50 years of WWF's journey in Indonesia wrapped in an elegant performance, extravaganza, colossal, and featuring the beauty of Indonesian nature and culture, can buy tickets with price levels ranging from Rp150,000 to Rp1,500,000. All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to WWF conservation programs in Indonesia.

For ticket reservations, contact WWF-Indonesia's Contact Center at (021) 576 1076. Online ticket purchases can be made at wwfindonesia.multiply.com