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Lebong Carbon Conservation

The  Government District of Lebong With Artha Suaka Foundation
 

 

Meaning of a culture is a meaning that has reason and ethics, with a Lebong District typical Redjang,
as in the culture of managing forests, has a sense in managing forests and obedient to the rules of
the tribe Redjang, which since antiquity has been going habits. Now Lebong Heritage can the
explore, learn to history District of Lebong and anything that can be
viewed in this Lebong Heritage
 

  
   
   
   
   
   
         
   

Lebong Heritage, in relation Lebong Carbon Conservation it,s part of the planning of community empowerment, program will be held on Lebong Heritage, which has a target in the sector:

  1. Communities to continue to maintain the preservation of heritage Redjang Culture

  2. Keeping the redjang culture in terms of maintaining forest, adjusted for current conditions

  3. Keeping the old building rubble results relics Dutch government

  4. Developing the tourism potential such eco tourism and education tourism

Regent Lebong on the conduct preparatory briefing Lebong Carbon Conservation that will be made as an official program of Lebong Project Development Project, that the Lebong Heritage Program has a positive value to apply to anyone program Lebong Carbon Conservation. In contain contract Lebong Development Project have concepts aimed at preserving forests, has a similar concept with cultural characteristics redjang in maintaining the forest in Lebong.  Occurrence of forest damage resulting from the theft of timber, illegal logging causes with land clearing on average carried out by migrants from outside the district Lebong, Redjang culture while not allowing for forest destruction, and in ancient

  times anyone who destroy the forests will be given sanctions of customary "redjang" Thus, developing the potential of cultural and distinctive characteristics of redjang tribe can assist in the implementation of the program Lebong Carbon Conservation, in terms of preserving forests and their ecosystems
 
 
 

In Lebong Heritage program, simply catch my attention, because there are some similarities in the culture of our country in Japan, its like everything in Lebong with some characteristics of the people in District Lebong and geographical conditions are forest more likely to be developed in more detail again, and could increase the income of the people from the positive impact the program Lebong Heritage.

Lebong and cultural similarity with  Japan in maintaining preserving environment, can be shown in the city of Kyoto, we still have some small forest in the city, because we were obedient to the rules of a culture that requires people to preserve the forest.Good luck, and performing well

KEN TOMISAWA
CDM Adviser Artha Suaka Fondation

 

 

    

Explore Cultural  Lebong  With  Lebong Heritage
 

Culture is part of an order and rules in the everyday life of a society, a culture has meant a substantial value, because it is not uncommon that culture can be used as a separate rule to regulate daily life. Communities in district Lebong characterized in everyday life, especially in putting something that is adjusted with social conditions, geographical.

The uniqueness of the community in the District Lebong still be seen in everyday life is how the people there, in keeping forests and ecosystems. However, it has been a lot happen in a transition that resulted in cultural influences from outside that are not commensurate with the local culture.

To restore custom Lebong communities that already have quite unique characteristics, the District Government Lebong with Arha Sanctuary Foundation is planning an international event in Visit Lebong Heritage 2012, in addition to preserving the cultural Redjang Tribe, in Lebong District, also  keeping the concepts of environmental sustainability at the community Lebong in the past, will be on the adoption of the program Lebong Carbon Conservation, that it has been proven quite effective applied to communities around the forest. Some programs will soon we plan and promote, to introduce the Cultural Lebong internationally in terms of preserving forests and their ecosystems. Tourism, based on eco tourism and education, some historical relics, will be explored at Visit Lebong Heritage  2012

  
 
  Lebong in 19th Century  
 

Since the implementation of the London Treaty in 1824, Bengkulu submitted to the Netherlands, with the benefit of Malacca as well as confirmation of ownership Tumasik / Singapore and Pulau Belitung). Since the treaty became part of Bengkulu, the Dutch East Indies, and the discovery of gold deposits in the Rejang Lebong (located, lubang kacamata, desa tambang sawah, lubang konvoi, Kota Donok ) in the 19th century to make the place as a center for gold mining in Indonesia.
 

Evidence of Lebong in the history a center for gold mining in Indonesia, Gold at the top of the National Monument (Monas) Jakarta came the gold from Lebong. The emergence of a gold mining center, the history of the establishment Lebong City at that time had become a modern city, which has electricity generation, and still operating today.Kota Donok name, the name of one of the areas in Lebong, but has interesting history, one that fairly modern city in the 19th century
 

  
 

Redjang The Oldest Tribes

 
 

Rejang is one of the oldest tribes on the island of Sumatra in addition to tribal Nations Malays, this argument is strengthened that the Rejang have their own literature and language, there are long debates about the origin of Rejang, besides the history of hereditary multiple posts about this rejang is by John Marsden (British Resident in Lais, years 1775-1779), in his report he meceritakan about the existence of four petulai Rejang Joorcalang (Jurukalang), Beremanni (Bermani), Selopo (Selupu) and Toobye (Tubai)Rejang is one of the oldest tribes on the island of Sumatra in addition to tribal Nations Malays, this argument is strengthened that the Rejang have their own literature and language, there are long debates about the origin of Rejang, besides the history of hereditary multiple posts about this rejang is by John Marsden (British Resident in Lais, years 1775-1779), in his report he meceritakan about the existence of four petulai Rejang Joorcalang (Jurukalang), Beremanni (Bermani), Selopo (Selupu) and Toobye (Tubai)