Peningkatan Pemahaman Geologi P. Bangka untuk Pengusulan Geopark Bangka sebagai Warisan UNESCO

  • Increasing Understanding of the Geology of Bangka Island for Proposing the Bangka Geopark as a UNESCO Heritage

    2024

Researcher Name (Team Leader)

Dasapta Erwin Irawan


Activity Summary

Abstract of Geology Training Activities for Regional Government Staff of Bangka-Belitung Province

This geology training aims to increase the understanding and skills of local government staff of Bangka-Belitung Province in the conservation and management of geotourism. Training materials include:

  1. Starfruit Conservation in South Bangka:
    • Topic: Large granite rock formations and conservation efforts .
    • Contents: Geotourism management, community education, local culture preservation, supervision, and collaboration with NGOs.
  2. < strong>Tourmaline Granite Conservation on Tanjung Beach Inclusion:
    • Topic: The uniqueness of tourmaline granite and conservation efforts.
    • Content: Sustainable tourism management, education environment, monitoring, and collaboration with local communities.
  3. Fillite Conservation in Tanjung Samak:
    • Topic strong>: The process of forming phyllite as a metamorphic rock foliated.
    • Contents: Community education and awareness, monitoring of destructive activities, and collaboration with local communities.
  4. Differences of Metamorphic Rocks:
    • Topic: Characteristics and process of formation of phyllite, slate, schist, gneiss, and marble.
    • Contents : Description of foliation, grain size, and condition metamorphosis of each rock.
  5. Geotourism in Bangka Belitung:
    • Location: Mountain Metasediments Maras, Pantai Tikus Granite, and Bukit Mangkol Granite Stock.
    • Contents: Detailed description of each location and potential conservation issues such as illegal logging, coastal erosion, forest encroachment, and poaching

This training is expected to increase the capacity of local government staff in managing and preserving geological resources and support the development of sustainable geotourism in Bangka-Belitung Province.< /p>

After geology training for local government staff of Bangka-Belitung Province, several follow-up plans that can be carried out include:

  1. Implementation of Knowledge:
    • Action: Apply the knowledge and skills acquired during training in daily work.
    • Aim: Ensure that the knowledge gained does not just stop at theory, but is also applied practically to increase work effectiveness.
  2. Monitoring and Evaluation:
    • Action: Conduct regular monitoring and evaluation of the application of new knowledge.
    • Objective: Assess the extent to which the acquired knowledge is applied and its impact on work as well environment.
  3. Development of Educational Programs:
    • Actions: Develop educational programs for local communities about the importance of geological and environmental conservation.
    • Objective: Increase public awareness and participation in environmental conservation efforts.
  4. Collaboration with Other Institutions:
    • Actions: Building collaborations with non-governmental institutions, universities, and local communities.
    • Goal: Strengthen conservation efforts through the synergy of various parties who have the same interests.
  5. Policy Development:
    • Action: Develop and implement policies that support geotourism conservation and management.
    • Objectives: Create a clear and structured framework to support conservation efforts environment.
  6. Advanced Training:
    • Action: Conduct further training to deepen knowledge and skills staff.
    • Purpose: Ensure staff are always up-to-date with the latest developments in geology and conservation.

With this follow-up plan, it is hoped that the results of the training can have a real and sustainable impact in the management and conservation of geological resources in the Province Bangka-Belitung. Is there anything else you would like to add or ask?


Target

Building networks. Increase capacity. Increase interaction with other families


Testimonials

Geology training designed for Bangka-Belitung Province regional government staff can provide various significant benefits for the Faculty of Earth Science and Technology (FITB). Here are some of the main benefits. Academic Capacity Building: Benefits: This training can increase staff knowledge and skills in the fields of geology and conservation. Impact: More skilled and knowledgeable staff can contribute more effectively to academic and research activities at FITB[1](https://fitb.itb.ac.id/). Collaboration and Partnership: Benefits: This training opens up opportunities for collaboration between FITB and local governments. Impact: This partnership can result in joint research projects, community service programs, and broader conservation initiatives[2](https://fitb.itb.ac.id/fakultas-ilmu-dan-technology-kebumian/). Curriculum Development: Benefits: Information and experience from training can be used to update and enrich the curriculum at FITB. Impact: Students will receive education that is more relevant and up-to-date with the latest developments in the fields of geology and conservation[2](https://fitb.itb.ac.id/fakultas-ilmu-dan-technology-kebumian/) . Reputation Enhancement: Benefits: FITB's involvement in training and conservation can enhance the faculty's reputation as a center of excellence in the earth sciences. Impact**: A good reputation can attract more students, researchers and industrial partners to join FITB[1](https://fitb.itb.ac.id/). Human Resource Development: Benefits: This training helps in the professional development of staff, increasing their competence and motivation. Impact: More competent and motivated staff can make greater contributions to teaching, research and community service[2](https://fitb.itb.ac.id/fakultas-ilmu-dan-technology-kebumian/). Increased Environmental Awareness: Benefits: This training increases awareness about the importance of conservation and management of natural resources. Impact: This awareness can encourage the implementation of sustainable practices in academic and operational activities at FITB[1] (https://fitb.itb.ac.id/). With these benefits, geology training not only has a positive impact on local governments, but also strengthens FITB's role and contribution in the field of earth science and environmental conservation.