POTENSI KEPUNAHAN POHON TOREM DI PULAU YAMDENA KABUPATEN KEPULAUAN TANIMBAR

Johanis D.B Malindir

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Abstract: ABSTRAK Pohon Torem merupakan salah satu tumbuhan endemik yang hidup di Pulau Yamdena. Masyarakat Maluku Tenggara Barat dalam sejarahnya telah cukup lama memanfaatkan kayu Torem sebagai bahan baku berbagai macam bangunan, mebel, maupun benda-benda kerajinan ukir. Kontribusi pohon torem bagi masyarakat Tanimbar tidak hanya sekedar dalam aspek ekonomi, namun juga dalam aspek sosial, religi, kesenian, dan kebudayaan itu sendiri. Keberadaan pohon torem didudukkan sebagai bagian penting bagi proses tumbuh-kembangnya kearifan lokal masyarakat Tanimbar. Dengan melihat pada potensi kearifan lokal, pemerintah terus tetap menjaga lestarinya hutan dan menjaga tanaman enedemik agar tidak punah. Kata Kunci: Torem, Endemik, Kearifan Lokal, Tanimbar ABSTRACT Torem Tree is one of the endemic plants that live on Yamdena Island. The people of West Southeast Maluku have historically used Torem wood as a raw material for various buildings, furniture, or carved crafts. The contribution of torem trees to the Tanimbar community is not only in the economic aspect, but also in the social, religious, artistic, and cultural aspects. The existence of torem trees is placed as an important part of the growth and development of the local wisdom of the Tanimbar people. By looking at the potential of local wisdom, the government continues to keep the forest sustainable and keep the enedemic plants from becoming extinct. Keywords: Torem, Endemic, Local Wisdom, Tanimbar

Date: 2021-06-16
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