Dampak IKN Nusantara Terhadap Area Konservasi

Summary

The script discusses the Indonesian government's ambitious plan to establish a new capital, Nusantara, designed as a 'forest city' with a focus on ecological balance. It highlights the city's green concept, including protected forests, production forests, and other designated areas. However, the script also raises concerns about the environmental impact of the new capital's construction, with issues such as land encroachment and deforestation threatening conservation efforts, particularly affecting orangutan conservation areas. The script calls for careful management and adherence to laws to ensure the new capital's harmony with nature, avoiding potential ecological disasters.

Takeaways

• 🌳 The capital city of Nusantara is planned to be a 'forest city' with a green space dominance concept to achieve ecological balance.
• 🏞️ The city will include protected forest areas, production forests, and other designated zones to maintain ecological diversity.
• 🐒 Conservation efforts in the city will focus on key species, including orangutans, which are rich in biodiversity and have high ecological value.
• 🌿 The city's development is expected to have a significant impact on the surrounding ecosystems, including water sources and local habitats.
• 🚧 The construction of the new capital has led to issues such as land encroachment and deforestation, affecting conservation areas like the orangutan sanctuary in Samboja, Kutai Kertanegara.
• 📈 There has been an increase in land clearing and mining activities since the new capital's location was announced, causing ecological imbalances.
• 🛑 The conservation center in Samboja is facing challenges as its managed forest area is being gradually taken over by the community and mining permits are being issued.
• 🏗️ The government is urged to ensure that land acquisition and development within the new capital comply with existing laws and regulations to protect conservation areas.
• 🌟 The vision of Indonesia's new capital is noble, aiming for harmony with nature, but it requires careful planning and management to avoid turning into an ecological disaster.
• ⚖️ There is a call for synergy between conservation efforts and the concept of the 'forest city' to ensure that the new capital's development is sustainable and respects environmental laws.

Q & A

What is the concept of the new capital city of Nusantara?

The new capital city of Nusantara is designed with a green space dominance concept, aiming to achieve ecological balance within the urban area. It includes protected forest areas, production forests, and other designated areas.

What are the ecological conservation efforts planned for Nusantara's capital city?

The ecological conservation efforts for the capital city include the protection of key species and the preservation of areas with high biodiversity value, such as river regions and mangrove areas.

What challenges have emerged since the new capital's location was determined?

Since the location of the new capital was determined, issues such as land encroachment, deforestation, and the influence of mining permits have emerged, which disrupt the ecological balance and conservation efforts.

How is the orangutan conservation center in Samboja, Kutai Kertanegara, affected by the new capital's development?

The orangutan conservation center in Samboja is facing challenges as the forest conservation areas they manage are gradually being encroached upon and taken over by the community, even with mining permits being issued.

What is the impact of the new capital's establishment on land prices in Central and East Kalimantan?

The establishment of the new capital has led to a surge in land prices in Central and East Kalimantan, with landowners seeking to capitalize on the new development.

What is the current situation of the 2000-hectare orangutan conservation area in Kalimantan?

The 2000-hectare orangutan conservation area has been reduced to 300 hectares due to encroachment and deforestation, posing a significant threat to the orangutan rehabilitation efforts.

What steps are being taken to address the issues arising from the new capital's development?

The government and conservation organizations are working together to ensure that land acquisition and management adhere to the law, and that conservation efforts are not compromised by the new capital's development.

How is the government ensuring that the new capital's development aligns with the 'forest city' concept?

The government is ensuring alignment with the 'forest city' concept by adhering to legal frameworks for land acquisition and management, and by incorporating conservation efforts into the city's planning and development.

What is the role of the community and stakeholders in the conservation efforts around the new capital?

The community and stakeholders play a crucial role in conservation efforts by supporting legal land ownership and management practices, and by participating in the protection and rehabilitation of ecological areas.

What is the potential risk if the development of the new capital is not properly managed?

If the development of the new capital is not properly managed, it could lead to ecological disasters, undermining the vision of a harmonious 'forest city' and causing irreversible damage to the environment.