Indonesia's Natural Resources and Environment

The video discusses Indonesia's rich natural resources, focusing on its vast forests and maritime potential. Indonesia has the third-largest forest area globally, but deforestation is a significant issue, with over 600,000 hectares lost annually. These forests are crucial for environmental balance and economic growth. Additionally, Indonesia's maritime resources are highlighted, with the country being a major player in global fish production, reaching 6 million tons annually. The video emphasizes the importance of sustainable management of these resources to ensure long-term benefits.

What is Indonesia known for in terms of natural resources?

• Its technological advancements

• Its large urban areas

• Its rich natural resources

• Its vast deserts

Where does Indonesia rank in terms of forest size globally?

• Fourth

• Third

• Second

• First

What is a major threat to Indonesia's forests?

• Deforestation

• Urbanization

• Climate change

• Overfishing

How much forest area is lost annually in Indonesia?

• 100,000 hectares

• 600,000 hectares

• 300,000 hectares

• 900,000 hectares

What are some benefits of Indonesia's forests?

• Supporting marine life

• Increasing desert areas

• Maintaining environmental balance

• Providing urban space

What is Indonesia's historical reputation in terms of its geography?

• A landlocked area

• A maritime country

• A mountainous region

• A desert nation

What is the annual fishery potential of Indonesia?

• 8 million tons

• 6 million tons

• 4 million tons

• 2 million tons

In 2009, where did Indonesia rank in terms of fishery potential?

• First

• Second

• Third

• Fourth