Raja Ampat regency government in the province of West Papua will not issue licenses to mining exploitation in its territory. The policy aims to maintain the charm and beauty of marine conservation in order to attract tourists to the concept of conservation.
80 percent entered the nature reserve and protected forest, so be very careful to manage it.
- Marcus Wanma
Raja Ampat regent Marcus Wanma, Tuesday (4 / 5) in Waisai, the capital of Raja Ampat, say, 20 percent of its territory consists of land and 80 percent of the ocean. "From 20 percent, 80 percent are into the territory of nature reserve and protected forest, so be very careful to manage it," he said.
He acknowledged, the careless mining activity would cause a lot of losses because it would destroy nature on land and sea. For example, there is an offer investors Waigeo nickel mining in the region of East and West, but declined because there is potential for fisheries and marine high.
Problem nickel mining activities in North Waigeo, he said, the area does not include protected forests. The area is not exploitation because it is merely exploratory.
However, observations by Reuters in early September 2008, in the waters of the North District Waigeo Wawarbomi there is a barge Gold Trans-1 that are transferring the contents of brown soil to the Pacific aboard the Mercury. In that area there is a nickel mining company that allegedly caused the waters surrounding communities polluted silt.
Wanma Regent Marcus explained, the Raja Ampat has been divisible into seven regional areas of marine conservation areas. Territory includes Kofiau, Misool, Dampier Strait, Gulf Mayalibit, honey-Wayag-Uraine Islands, Islands Ayau and Asia, as well as Wildlife Waigeo.
Manager Sorido Bay and Kri Eco Resort in Raja Ampat, Max Ammer, say, the key to the success of an eco-tourism is nature conservation.
Max Ammer hope that every stakeholder can maintain the natural order can continue to run tourism businesses. Welfare of local communities in tourist areas should also be improved in order to support the tourism industry.
He designed a homestay program in house residents for their guests. "Make money 35 dollars per day must have been very beneficial for the citizens," he said.
80 percent entered the nature reserve and protected forest, so be very careful to manage it.
- Marcus Wanma
Raja Ampat regent Marcus Wanma, Tuesday (4 / 5) in Waisai, the capital of Raja Ampat, say, 20 percent of its territory consists of land and 80 percent of the ocean. "From 20 percent, 80 percent are into the territory of nature reserve and protected forest, so be very careful to manage it," he said.
He acknowledged, the careless mining activity would cause a lot of losses because it would destroy nature on land and sea. For example, there is an offer investors Waigeo nickel mining in the region of East and West, but declined because there is potential for fisheries and marine high.
Problem nickel mining activities in North Waigeo, he said, the area does not include protected forests. The area is not exploitation because it is merely exploratory.
However, observations by Reuters in early September 2008, in the waters of the North District Waigeo Wawarbomi there is a barge Gold Trans-1 that are transferring the contents of brown soil to the Pacific aboard the Mercury. In that area there is a nickel mining company that allegedly caused the waters surrounding communities polluted silt.
Wanma Regent Marcus explained, the Raja Ampat has been divisible into seven regional areas of marine conservation areas. Territory includes Kofiau, Misool, Dampier Strait, Gulf Mayalibit, honey-Wayag-Uraine Islands, Islands Ayau and Asia, as well as Wildlife Waigeo.
Manager Sorido Bay and Kri Eco Resort in Raja Ampat, Max Ammer, say, the key to the success of an eco-tourism is nature conservation.
Max Ammer hope that every stakeholder can maintain the natural order can continue to run tourism businesses. Welfare of local communities in tourist areas should also be improved in order to support the tourism industry.
He designed a homestay program in house residents for their guests. "Make money 35 dollars per day must have been very beneficial for the citizens," he said.
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