PENDUGAAN POTENSI VOLUME DAN BIOMASSA TEGAKAN JABON MERAH ( Anthocepalus macropillus) PADA HUTAN PRODUKSI TERBATAS (HPT)

Red Jabon naturally, grows in the lowland Sulawesi forest to the mountains. One of the locations where the Jabon Merah distribution is found is in the KPH Sivia Patuju management area. Plot determination in this study used a systematic sampling with random star method, with a plot size of 20 m X 125 m as many as 30 plots and a distance between plots of 50 meters. The results of the field data will be entered into a tally sheet, then to calculate the potential, a formula is used to interpret Jabon's potential and allometrics to calculate its biomass by statistical analysis. Based on the results of direct research in the field and analysis of data that has been carried out, the data obtained are the estimation of the potential volume of the Red Jabon tree (Anthocepalus macropillus) which is in the Limited Production Forest (HPT) of Tatari Village, West Tojo District, Tojo Una-una District, which is 198,873, 2 m³ and volume 267.64 m³/ha. And estimation of Biomass found in Jabon Merah stands (Anthocepalus macropillus) overall biomass of 112,870.2 tons and Biomass on average 151.5 tons/ha

Sumbangan Hutan Kemasyarakatan dan Hutan Desa terhadap Pendapatan dan Pengurangan Kemiskinan

Kajian untuk mengetahui upaya pemerintah mengurangi masalah kemiskinan penduduk di sekitar hutan. Disusun atas kerjasama antar Pusat Penelitian Kependudukan LIPI dan Kemitraan

Conflict Variety and the Facilitation Role of Forest Managemen Unit (FMU) on Resolution of Tenurial Conflict

In this study, tenure conflict is interpreted as various forms of claims related to mastery, management, utilization, and land use at FMU areas of Dampelas Tinombo. In this context, the FMU will be directly and responsibly involved in addressing disputes in its territory. This research aims to identify and analyze the variety of land-use conflicts and how the role of FMU in resolving conflict resolution in its managed areas. This study was conducted in 2020 at FMU of Dampelas Tinombo using the Rapid Land Tenure Assessment (RA-TA) method. Data collection techniques with a Rapid Rural Appraisal (RRA) approach through in-depth interviews and focus group discussions. The study sample was established by purposive sampling. The results showed that the variety of conflicts in FMU was land clearing, threats of illegal logging activities, and low public trust in programs derived from FMU. The role of KPH is needed in the resolution of tenure conflicts, significantly facilitating in optimizing collaborative management of forest resources and reducing the implementation of social forestry in the form of empowerment schemes and forestry partnerships