4 research outputs found
Rapid Survei Keanekaragaman Hayati Status Konservasi Permen LHK (P.106/2018) dan IUCN di areal Nilai Konservasi Tinggi Perkebunan Kelapa Sawit
No full textAdanya kawasan nilai konservasi tinggi (NKT) di dalam areal perkebunan menjadi syarat wajib bagi perkebunan kelapa sawit berkelanjutan yang memiliki sertifikat RSPO ataupun ISPO. Penelitian ini penting untuk di lakukan karena, sampai saat ini kajian mengenai keanekaragaman makhluk hidup di kawasan NKT perkebunan kelapa sawit masih sangat kurang.. Penelitian ini di lakukan pada bulan Oktober 2020 di PT. RHS, Provinsi Kalimantan Tengah. Data yang di kumpulkan berupa keragaman tumbuhan (Flora) dan lima jenis hewan (Fauna) yaitu hewan Mamalia, Reptil, Aves, Amfibi dan Pisces. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui status konservasi keragaman makhluk hidup di kawasan Nilai Konservasi Tinggi di perkebunan Kelapa Sawit menurut status konservasi KemLHK No. 106 tahun 2018 dan IUCN (International Union for Conservation and Natural Resources). Metode penelitian yang digunakan yaitu melalui pengamatan secara langsung untuk keragaman binatang dengan teknik Total Count, Tabel 10 Jenis dan tangkapan Kamera Trap sedangkan untuk keragaman tumbuhan di lakukan dengan teknik plot segi empat 20 x 100 meter. Hasil kajian menunjukkan bahwa terdapat 14 Jenis Mamalia, 1 Reptil, 24 Burung dan 11 Jenis tumbuhan yang termasuk ke dalam status perlindungan menurut KemLHK No. 106 tahun 2018. Sedangkan menurut status konservasi IUCN terdapat 2 jenis mamalia dan 3 jenis tumbuhan yang termasuk kategori kritis (CR); 2 jenis Mamalia, 2 jenis Reptil dan 2 jenis tumbuhan yang termasuk kategori terancam punah (EN); 9 jenis mamalia, 2 jenis reptil dan 8 jenis tumbuhan yang termasuk kategori terancam punah (VU); 17 jenis burung dan 2 jenis ikan yang termasuk dalam kategori hampir terancam punah (NT)
Pengaruh Pelatihan Dan Motivasi Kerja Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan PT. Bumi Sawit Kencana Wilmar
No full textThis research was conducted at PT. Bumi Sawit Kencana Wilmar located in Sei Sebabi Village District KM 82, Central Kalimantan, this company is engaged in processing oil palm. In this research, training and work motivation are independent variables and the dependent variable is employee performance. Sampling in this study using census sampling method, which is sampling technique where all members of the population are sampled, this is done because the population is relatively small. Based on this study there is how much influence of training and motivation on employee performance. The results of this study showed that training and motivation together have significant effect on employee performance where the value of F arithmetic (88.890)> F table (3.903), while the partial independent variable training has a positive effect on employee performance where t value (4,264) > t table (1,975), while independent variable of motivation have positive influence with t arithmetic (13,327) <t table (1,975). Results of Coefficient of Determination of Adjusted R Square value of 0.533. this illustrates that the employee's performance is able to be influenced by training and motivation of 53.33%
Enhancing the Sustainability of Oil Palm Plantations Through the Application of Principles and Adaptive Management of High Conservation Value Areas in Central Kalimantan
No full textThe rapid development of oil palm plantations raises environmental issues related to biodiversity and conservation. Thus, a holistic and integrated approach is needed to manage high conservation values (HCV). This holistic and integrated approach involves various stakeholders in implementing sustainability principles. This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of applying the principles and evaluating the adaptive management practices of HCV areas applied to oil palm plantations. The research was conducted on an oil palm plantation in Seruyan District, Central Kalimantan Province, Indonesia, with HCV 1 – 5 criteria covering an area of 5379 ha. Employing an observational method, the data were collected via field observations and interviews with relevant stakeholders, including oil palm plantation management, environmental organizations and local communities. The findings show that by protecting HCV, oil palm plantations can operate sustainably and reduce environmental negative impacts. The application of the principles of HCV areas in the company involves identifying, assessing and protecting areas with high ecological, social, and cultural values. These are then used as the basis for recommendations for adaptive management in oil palm plantations. Through adaptive management, oil palm plantations can adapt their practices to local conditions, reduce negative impacts, assess impacts, and take appropriate steps according to the conditions. The success of adaptive management carried out by the company can be seen based on data on the decline in HCV openings and the maintenance of HCV 1 - 5 areas. Thus, by applying adaptive principles and management, oil palm plantations in Central Kalimantan can increase sustainability, protect the environment, and provide sustainable social and economic benefits. Having important implications for the palm oil industry, this research can be used as a guide in policy-making that supports the development of environmentally responsible oil palm plantations
Analysis of Vegetation and Plant Diversity in High Conservation Value Areas in Oil Palm Plantations
No full textThe expansion of oil palm plantations is often rumored to impact the destruction of forests and other ecosystems with high conservation value (HCV). This study aimed to analyze the vegetation and plant diversity in the HCV area of oil palm plantations. The research was conducted on an oil palm plantation in Seruyan District, Central Kalimantan Province, Indonesia with an HCV area of 5379 ha. The research was carried out using the grid transect method on various types of vegetation, divided into four plots: seedlings, saplings, poles and trees. Parameters observed included the number of species, the number of individuals and the level of plant diversity. The results showed that the research location had good vegetation and plant diversity in the HCV area. There were 25 plant species from 17 families with a total of 355 plants. The number of species found in the seedling plots was 11 species (6 families) with a total of 38 plants; in the sapling plots was 16 species (12 families) with a total of 159 plants; in the pole plots was 14 species (11 families) with a total of 43 plants, and in the tree plots was 13 species (10 families) 115 plants. There was variation in the number of species and families in each plot. The overall plant diversity index was low. The diversity index of plants in the plots of seedlings, saplings, poles and trees (and the average) was in the low category
