Pearl Cultivation in Bali's National Park

The video explores pearl cultivation in Bali's Taman Nasional, highlighting its history, significance, and the role of educational tourism. It delves into the technical aspects of pearl farming, emphasizing the need for skilled technicians. The environmental benefits of pearl farming, such as reducing illegal fishing activities, are also discussed, showcasing how sustainable practices can preserve natural resources.

What makes Indonesia one of the top producers of pearls in the world?

• Advanced technology

• Skilled labor

• Government support

• Favorable environmental conditions

When did pearl farming start to become popular in Teluk Terima, Bali?

• 1997

• 2007

• 1987

• 2017

What type of tourism is associated with pearl farming in Bali?

• Eco-tourism

• Educational tourism

• Cultural tourism

• Adventure tourism

How long does it typically take for pearls to be harvested?

• 1.5 to 2 years

• 6 months to 1 year

• 2 to 3 years

• 1 to 1.5 years

What is the primary role of a technician in pearl farming?

• Marketing the pearls

• Ensuring the quality of pearls

• Managing the farm

• Maintaining the equipment

What percentage of success is expected from a skilled technician in pearl farming?

• 90%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

What illegal activities have been reduced due to pearl farming in Bali?

• Illegal hunting

• Illegal mining

• Illegal fishing

• Illegal logging

What benefit does the local community gain from the presence of pearl farming?

• Enhanced education

• Improved healthcare

• Better infrastructure

• Increased employment opportunities

What is the main reason for the success of pearl farming in Teluk Terima?

• High demand for pearls

• Advanced farming techniques

• Clean and unpolluted waters

• Government policies

What is the significance of the IPPA in the context of pearl farming?

• It provides financial support

• It regulates the quality of pearls

• It grants permission for tourism and farming

• It offers training to technicians