Natural Resources and Conservation Concepts

The video tutorial discusses the significance of natural resources in Indonesia, highlighting the country's vast potential in both forest and mining resources. It categorizes natural resources into renewable and non-renewable, as well as biotic and abiotic. The video explores the extensive forest areas in Indonesia, their biodiversity, and the benefits they provide, such as water retention and habitat for flora and fauna. It also covers the mining sector, detailing resources like oil, coal, bauxite, iron sand, and gold, and their applications. The tutorial concludes with conservation strategies to ensure sustainable use of these resources.

What is the primary focus of the introduction section?

• The development of agriculture

• The importance of technology

• The significance of natural resources

• The history of Indonesia

How are natural resources classified based on their formation?

• Renewable and non-renewable

• Biotic and abiotic

• Natural and artificial

• Organic and inorganic

Which type of wood is commonly found in Central Java?

• Oak wood

• Pine wood

• Mahogany

• Teak wood

What is one of the ecological functions of forests?

• Providing habitat for flora and fauna

• Causing soil erosion

• Increasing carbon dioxide levels

• Decreasing biodiversity

Which activity is suggested to help conserve forest resources?

• Industrialization

• Urbanization

• Reforestation

• Deforestation

What is a major use of oil in Indonesia?

• For construction

• As a source of energy

• For textile production

• As a food ingredient

Where is coal mining predominantly found in Indonesia?

• Papua and Nusa Tenggara

• Sulawesi and Maluku

• Sumatra and Kalimantan

• Java and Bali

What is bauxite primarily used for?

• Building roads

• Producing steel

• Making aluminum

• Generating electricity

Which region is known for gold mining in Indonesia?

• Java

• Lombok

• Papua

• Bali

What is a suggested way to conserve non-renewable resources?

• Ignore conservation

• Promote waste

• Increase usage

• Use resources efficiently