Mountain villagers in Trenggalek protect their springs against mining plans Baca Versi Bh Indonesia The temperature drops as the road winds uphill The air feels fresher and the traffic noise is replaced by the gentle sigh of a mountain wind rustling the trees and by the sound of crickets Our vehicle moves between huge trees towards one of Trenggalek's highest points The tranquility and beauty of the forest environment is complemented by the coffee produced from this land This adds to the serenity of the afternoon Part of the highland area of Mount Semungklung and surrounding mountains fall within the administrative area of Sumberbening Village This village is also home to the springs that irrigate other villages below Sumber Bening can be translated literally: ‘Source of clear water.’ The success of Sumberbening residents in protecting their springs and forest environment earned them an award in 2022 under the Climate Village Programme (ProKlim) This is a community-based climate change adaptation and mitigation programme from the Ministry of Environment The conservation initiative continues to the present day through concrete actions such as sustainable farming and waste management to help keep the springs sustainable A female climate activist from Sumberbening shared with us the strong reasons for her involvement in ProKlim as well as in rejecting the mine She just wants her local environment to be sustainable without mining She says she is contented living in her village: ‘Life is good here The protected forest area of Sumberbening Village also hosts lovely tropical rainforest biodiversity that precisely this area has become the victim of business interests from multinational mining companies ever imagined their area would become the target of multinational investors it soon turned out that information on the gold mining plan was government policy the wider community must be involved in every environmental impact assessment and environmental permit process The community only heard word-of-mouth rumours of the mining plans one of those who heard it one day was Yoga head of Sumberbening's official youth association Karangtaruna Realising his home village had been declared a gold digging prospect he immediately conducted an independent study Yoga paid serious attention to the risk of environmental impacts from mining in his area This is because the place where he lives is one of Trenggalek's highland areas According to data from the Trenggalek Central Bureau of Statistics for 2023 the upstream location of the water source for surrounding villages has a protected forest cover of 1468.4 hectares This figure is small by comparison with that in neighbouring sub-districts Protected forest in Munjungan and Watulimo sub-districts cover respectively 7183.6 and 5826.6 hectares Both are also included in the 14 sub-district mining areas Yoga's concern for the sustainability of forests and water in his area led him to meet Jhe a karst ecosystem activist (see elsewhere in this edition of Inside Indonesia) The meeting led to a network of other environmentalists an environmental and village economy activist based on the coast of Panggul sub-district Papang also shared concerns about the sustainability of the water source (Konang River Watershed) with residents upstream of the Sentul mining prospect They were concerned about coastal pollution and the economic sustainability of small fishermen in Panggul It was not easy to convince villagers - or even the young activists themselves - of the threat mining posed to their environment because information about the project never reached the community along with a network of activists from outside the Trenggalek area initiated a biodiversity study of the karst ecosystem at Mount Semungklung and its surroundings This self-assessment was aimed at preparing an academic document about the status of the Trenggalek Karst Essential Ecosystem Area to submit to the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry activism to resist mining was growing in the Trenggalek city area among groups of young people there as well Suripto and Trigus were among the pioneers they did not get information about the Trenggalek gold mining project from the local government's information disclosure system but from a leak of spatial planning data from within the government office This data breach immediately sparked concern among Trenggalek's young people The social-media campaign and the production of community media coverage managed by Trigus and friends led to a meeting with Jhe An environmental alliance was formed connecting young people in Sumberbening and other villages with a network of local NGOs with Trenggalek religious groups such as the Anshor Youth Movement Fatayat NU (an autonomous organisation under Nahdlatul Ulama) and even with national environmental organisations such as Wahana Lingkungan Hidup (Walhi) the Muhammadiyah Law and Human Rights Council and the Muhammadiyah Institute for Wisdom and Public Policy the adverse impacts of mining remain a mystery to most people ‘Nothing has happened until now’ (‘Iki enek tenan opo ora’ in Javanese) - this is how people express their confusion about activists' environmental conservation campaigns there has been no mining exploitation activity Activists who attempt to convince the public of mining’s adverse effects have to deal with a thousand and one cunning strategies by the mining companies to win the hearts of the community The companies also take a cultural approach through Islamic religious leaders Everything is carried out with an abundance of corporate money – they think they can ‘buy’ everything Public Relations of the External Department claimed that their company PT Sumber Mineral Nusantara (SMN) was there to help the community not like the activists who were away protesting in Jakarta At around that time the Trenggalek People's Alliance was appealing to relevant ministries and other government agencies in Jakarta The company's abundant cash reserves are also used to participate in community activities, such as the provision of sacrificial animals for the Eid al-Adha Feast in Ngadimulyo Far East Gold has prospects to extract gold and copper in all three villages Ceremonial assistance like this is what corporations do to get into the community especially to win the hearts of village policy makers Corruption-collusion-nepotism (Korupsi-Kolusi-Nepotisme KKN) also occurs among government elites and religious leaders a female environmental activist and also the head of a religious school (pesantren) She reprimanded the Ngadimulyo Village Head in the context of the relationship between teacher and religious student (santri) this is a gift from God.’ This argument of his paved the way for the company to enter his village In addition, the Nahdlatul Ulama organisation at the regional level also received financial assistance for disaster management through its alms-giving institutions (zakat and amil) Assistance was provided for the drought in Buluroto - one of the prospect sites By no means all the media reports bother to explain the mining context The challenge of rejecting the mine is therefore a layered one It starts with building public awareness and public courage to demand environmental rights It then moves on through narrative wars in the mass media and social media to consolidating with influential religious leaders Anti-mining protest triggered by continued exploration by the company in the forest of Ngadimulyo Village whereas the company’s permit to work there (Izin Pinjam Pakai Kawasan Hutan The third person from the left in the front is Gus Zaki harm due to loss of springs and livelihoods so it is haram,’ Gus Zaki told us over the phone a declaration of moral attitudes is not binding Leaders of other pesantren in Trenggalek remained silent and did not take a stance against the company's activities A similar attitude was shown by the Supreme Leadership of Nadhlatul Ulama (PBNU) when an alliance of Trenggalek environmental fighters ‘occupied’ Jakarta in 2022 Requests for help in rejecting the damage (mudharat) caused by mining – so I was told when I chatted with several members of the Trenggalek People's Alliance – were met with the response: ‘The job of religious teachers is to study the Quran.’ Advocacy through structural channels against Far East Gold's mining project in Trenggalek is a road full of twists and turns Not to mention that the state apparatus often tramples on public participation rights Let alone the right to speak out against mining for reasons protected by the constitution The Trenggalek gold mining plan has been maladministered from the start but it is a difficult advocacy nut to crack The project is said to be ‘maladministrative’ because it never existed in the Trenggalek 2012-2032 Regional Spatial Plan document as approved by the legislature which is where gold mining designations for 14 sub-districts should go It was subsequently amended without involving the wider public If indeed this project was to be included in the regional development framework then it should have been preceded by a complete study and it must not overlap with other regulated spatial utilisation PT SMN's mining concession has encroached on the use of a number of protected forest areas and karst geological protected areas in 2020 a legal umbrella product was published in Jakarta concerned with accelerating the economy It was called the Job Creation Law (UU Cipta Kerja) One of its privisions was that it amputated the function of regulating and managing regional mineral and coal resources formerly held by district governments So all the efforts by citizens to get a proper evaluation of the mining licence ran smack-bang into the provincial governor's desk And it was on that desk that the new spatial document was signed and ratified provides a huge loophole to permit what Walhi in East Java calls an ‘ecological apocalypse.’ There are articles in it allowing mining exploitation in protected forest and karst areas When the state orchestrates its legal and policy instruments in such a way it makes it difficult for people to get environmental justice The forest cover of Mount Semungklung sustains a huge variety of living communities But this means nothing to mining companies and oligarchic governments Everything can be plundered and dredged out in the name of money and economic development Yayum Kumai (yayumkumai@gmail.com) is a researcher affiliated with the Muhammadiyah research institute Lembaga Hikmah dan Kebijakan Publik PP Muhammadiyah Receive Inside Indonesia's latest articles and quarterly editions in your inbox this popular and unique bi-national short film festival has been bringing Australian and Indonesian audiences together to celebrate and enjoy the work of talented and emerging filmmakers from both countries © Copyright Indonesian Resources and Information Program (IRIP) 1983 - 2025 We acknowledge the Traditional 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overweight coming from various units and precincts within the department Trenggalek Police Chief Indra Ranudikarta stated that among these 60 officers “To reduce the adverse health effects all officers who are obese are required to participate in a weight loss program With close supervision and physical training we hope these officers can achieve their ideal weight which will support their mobility as police officers,” Indra said after addressing the officers on Wednesday the participating officers will receive motivation to adhere to a diet plan including guidance on managing their eating habits How caving taught me to love the Trenggalek hills Baca Versi Bh Indonesia Being deep inside a limestone cave is a healing experience The others behind me are making their measurements These are not ideal conditions for a human being I think to myself: ‘This is like a spiritual journey will it be like this in the bowels of the earth?’ Sometimes we turn off our lights and remain still We want to be in this darkness of eternity that kind of romanticism makes us want to come back again and again We are mapping the caves to see if perhaps there is a pool of water inside that people can access The river that runs through the cave ends in the Indian Ocean a few kilometres south of here A kind of eel comes out of the ocean to breed in the fresh water People hold them sacred – there is a taboo on eating them – it will cause sickness or an accident if they do We think this is how villagers protect the ecosystem I have been mapping these caves with my friends since 2013 when I was still an electrical engineering student in the city of Malang My father comes from here and I call it my home kampong and started growing maize on some land I rented there Then we heard from the environmental organisation Walhi in Surabaya that a Mining Business Licence (Wilayah Izin Usaha Tambang WIUP) had been issued covering 30,000 hectares of Trenggalek district Almost nothing was publicly available about this But through our work of mapping caves we had come to know the Environment Ministry the directorate of essential ecosystems management This brought us into contact with local government officialdom Here we learned how they made this land available Rumours of mining plans have in fact been around for 20 years People here travel around Indonesia for work (merantau) Some have seen the terrible wounds in the earth made by open-cut mines in Kalimantan Villagers first saw drilling equipment moving around the narrow mountain roads of Trenggalek in 2005 When by 2013 the drillers arrived in one village – Sumberbening – they actually blocked the machines and halted the exploration This led the district head of the time to suspend the mining licence in 2014 (but with a two-year extension so it expired at the end of 2016) When in 2015 district head elections came around again people made what was called a ‘political contract’ with the various candidates which said there would be no gold mining in Trenggalek Because of the strong resistance particularly in Sumberbening and Dukuh – often led by local women – the new district head and his deputy agreed not to issue further licences so long as people were opposed to them But in 2016 the authority over mining was taken away from the district and passed to the province of East Java In that context the new district head signed an environmental licence that would be essential for any mine’s environmental impact statement (Amdal) The following year he rearrange the land-use plan as mentioned above This man went on to become deputy governor of East Java in 2019 and in that year the province issued an operational licence for the Trenggalek gold mine All this has been very much in the public eye since activists consolidated on the case in 2021 They call themselves the Trenggalek People’s Alliance (Aliansi Rakyat Trenggalek) That’s how everyone knew the operational licence had been issued – it was never announced The current district head used to be a village head and in favour of the mine But when he went to the village of Dukuh during the anti-drilling demonstration he realised people really were opposed to it But will it be enough against such powerful interests in the province How do I feel about our caves possibly being destroyed I know it is precisely those hills the mining company is targeting The many fault-lines means that only a little blasting So many caves below the surface have not even been mapped We think together about our common destiny This is what makes us feel so unhappy (miris) It can never be repaired once the ecosystem is ruined The bats in the caves help control insect pests that affect the paddy fields They also help fertilise our valuable durian fruit trees Every evening they emerge from their cave mouths and fly about the country for a distance of 3-5 kilometres My mother always says: ‘Why travel for work far away It’s heaven.’ That’s why I came back to Trenggalek I think Trenggalek can be rich just from what is in the landscape not from what is buried beneath the surface We can be prosperous from the country as it is provided it is not all disturbed and destroyed Extraction produces systematic poverty – social poverty Jhe Mukti (muktisatiti@gmail.com) lives on his farm in Trenggalek Gerry van Klinken is a member of the board of Inside Indonesia paid a working visit to UGM on Friday (23/6) where he expressed his interest in establishing collaboration with UGM in the fields of education and community service to the Rector of UGM the regent stated his intention to enhance the quality of human resources in Trenggalek by sending local students and civil servants to pursue their studies at UGM “We want to collaborate with UGM to progress and modernize Trenggalek,” he said He mentioned that many Trenggalek students and civil servants study and gain experience at UGM they are expected to support the development policies in the southern part of East Java Province “They will gain valuable experiences that they can bring back and execute when they return to Trenggalek,” he added he hoped the rector would consider sending internship students to Trenggalek and periodically sending UGM students to serve in remote villages in the regency in community service programs the regent suggested that marine affairs could be one of the collaborative research themes chosen by UGM researchers as the potential of marine resources in Trenggalek has yet to be optimally developed He also mentioned that President Joko Widodo had proposed the construction of a Science Techno Park (STP) in Trenggalek he believed that support from various parties “I think we need to collaborate with many parties,” he explained The rector expressed appreciation for the offered collaboration from the Regent of Trenggalek Professor Emilia stated that UGM would support and commit to enhancing the quality of human resources in Trenggalek through education She also suggested that civil servants in 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high-priority porphyry and epithermal targets at Trenggalek The planned drill programs are designed to advance these assets towards near-term development in collaboration with strategic partners Trenggalek (Porphyry Copper / Epithermal Gold) The Idenburg drilling campaign will focus on resource expansion at Sua while also conducting scout drilling at Kwaplu FEG’s aggressive exploration strategy is aimed at unlocking further value with results expected to guide future development plans The upcoming drill program aims to expand the inferred resources at the Sua where a recent JORC 2012-compliant estimate outlined a total resource of 540,000 ounces of gold at an average grade of 4.1 grams per tonne (g/t) are planned to test the continuity of mineralisation along strike and at depth the program will include initial scout drilling at the Kwaplu prospect Kwaplu hosts a significant gold-in-soil geochemical anomaly with ongoing surface mapping underway to refine drill targets are planned to assess the resource potential of this area Map showing prospect and resource areas within the Idenburg COW tenement The planned holes will attempt to expand current defined gold resources within the Sua Mafi and Bermol prospects and complete initial drilling at the Kwaplu prospect area southwest of Sua The Sumber Bening prospect was identified by the Anglo-American exploration group as the top-priority drill target at Trenggalek north-northeast-trending advanced argillic alteration lithocap delineated through detailed mapping and surface rock sampling The lithocap extends along strike for 5 kilometres with a central 1.6-kilometre zone of vuggy quartz and an advanced argillic alteration assemblage comprising alunite This alteration is spatially associated with several deep which may indicate the presence of buried porphyry systems The drill program will consist of two holes targeting high-sulphidation alteration zones mapped at the surface that coincide with interpreted induced polarisation (IP) geophysical anomalies The holes will also test deeper porphyry targets identified through 3D magnetic inversion modelling Previous drilling at Buluroto in 2010 intersected a broad zone of dilational crackle breccia with a fine-grained quartz matrix and disseminated pyrite-chalcopyrite mineralisation the breccia was encountered from 95.8 to 162.75 metres down-hole returning an intercept of 24.55 metres at 0.51 grams per tonne (g/t) gold (Au) and 0.21% copper (Cu) from 138.55 metres including 1.05 metres at 0.47 g/t Au and 1.12% Cu The breccia is located adjacent to a large high-magnetic body and planned drilling will test for its downdip extension and the potential for porphyry-related copper-gold mineralisation are planned to test a 500-metre section of the Buluroto epithermal vein system that remains untested The targeted vein system extends northeast from the porphyry drill target The Singgahan prospect hosts multiple porphyry copper-gold (Cu-Au) targets identified through surface mapping and sampling coinciding with high-magnetic anomalies from 3D magnetic inversion modelling Historical drilling intersected silica-magnetite-chlorite-epidote-altered diorite intrusive rock with fracture-controlled pyrite The upcoming drill program will test additional magnetic targets associated with porphyry-style alteration and Cu-Au mineralisation are planned to assess key porphyry targets defined by surface rock sampling and geophysical modelling The Trenggalek IUP-OP property contains numerous areas of alteration and mineralisation Three of the prospect areas have been identified by the company as priority drill targets These include porphyry-type mineralisation at Singgahan and porphyry-related mineralisation at Buluroto and high-sulphidation-type advanced argillic alteration at Sumber Bening are planned for initial scout drilling at the Kareung Reuboeh prospect Plan map showing the location of exposed vein systems within the interpreted 6km long structural corridor that extends from Aloe Rek in the southern to Rek Rinti in the north The high-grade Kareung Reuboeh veins are located approximately 500m north of the Aloe Rek veins previously drilled Previous surface sampling has confirmed the occurrence of high-grade mineralisation within the Kareung Reuboeh veins The Kareung Reuboeh veins have not been drill tested Surface mapping has delineated three separate veins Chip and grab samples from exposed veins have returned high-grade gold values Assay results of samples of exposed quartz veins in the Kareung Reuboeh prospect area and the program aims to test them along a 250-metre strike length and to a depth of approximately 50 metres Sign up to receive alerts and news direct to your inbox Proactive Investors Limited, trading as “Proactiveinvestors United Kingdom” is registered in England with the Company Registration number 05639690. 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D as the Industrial Engineering Study Program coordinator said that Jatiprahu Village is one of the areas that have groundwater with excessive lime content the community service team also provided 100 water filters to be used in the village the FTMM community service team also conducted research whose results are expected to provide benefits to the wider community “We got the opportunity in Jatiprahu Village and our research or our product happened to be related to water filters,” said Chandrawati Aisyah Dewi Muthi’ah said that clean water in the community can improve life quality “Clean water can change everything; access to clean water can improve people’s quality of life,” explained Aisyah She emphasized that this community service program was carried out to support the sustainable development goal number 6 supporting the availability and sustainability of access to proper sanitation and water SDG 9 through downstream research of water filters distributed to the residents by building strong infrastructure promoting industrialization that are inclusive and sustainable the community service activity received a positive response from the people of Jatiprahu Village People have felt the negative impact of water with excessive lime content hoped that this community service program would be sustainable and help overcome clean water problems in Jatiprahu Village our community will be healthier because they consume clean water so that it can also improve the quality of life of the people here,” concluded Slamet Author: Hanifah Nurroidah dan Miftachul Jannah Copyright © 2025 Unair News | Powered by Astra WordPress Theme Jakarta - A series of earthquakes that struck Trenggalek over the last month have caused the residents worried about landslides because during September which is located on the southeren side of East Java was hit five times by earthquakes with varying scale Trenggalek Regent Emil Elestianto Dardak said those successive earthquakes have not led to landslides Although the general contours of the land in Trenggalek is relatively unstable Emil said that the landslides that occurred in several districts last month were purely due to heavy rain "Landslide occurred mostly because of high rainfall," Emil said while the third quake occurred Thursday on September 22 Hun Sen Shares Cambodia's Strategies on Post-Conflict Economic Recovery Retina Scanning for Crypto? 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flooding and landslides caused fatalities in Bali, Indonesia Flooding occurred in Malang Regency of East Java Province after heavy rainfall on 17 October 2022 Over 1,000 homes were reported damaged in some away The following day heavy rainfall caused the overflow of the Tawing River in Trenggalek Regency flooding areas of 11 sub-districts including Kampak Flood water was up to one metre deep in some areas Indonesia’s National Agency for Disaster Management BNPB reported one person died as a result of the flooding The heavy rain also caused several landslides in the area Heavy rain has also caused flooding in parts of Sulawesi Island since over the last 7 days Three people were reported missing after a landslide in Rumbia District South Sulawesi Province on 14 October 2022 BNPB reported the bodies of 3 victims were recently recovered by search and rescue teams Heavy rain has continued causing floods in Palopo City inSouth Sulawesi Province on 17 October which damaged 1,746 homes and affected 8,730 people The following day flooding affected over 3,000 people and damaged 650 homes and a bridge in Luwu Regency Meanwhile flooding in Central Mamuju Regency of West Sulawesi Province damaged around 350 homes and impacted the lives of 1,252 people Richard Davies is the founder of floodlist.com and reports on flooding news Cookies | Privacy | Contacts © Copyright 2025 FloodList Arc Exploration (ASX: ARX) has identified a 1,000 metre by 500 metre coincident gold-copper-molybdenum anomaly at the Singgahan Prospect of its Trenggalek Project in East Java Indonesia.Soil sampling had highlighted +20 ppb gold +90 ppm copper and +4 ppm molybdenum contours at the anomaly one of at least four porphyry prospects it has identified.“These results are encouraging and support our belief in the potential for multiple targets within the Trenggalek Project,” managing director Dr Jeffrey Malaihollo said.“Trenggalek lies on the relatively underexplored western end of the segment of magmatic belt that hosts the Tumpangpitu gold-copper deposit in the Tujuh Bukit district further to the east.”The soil anomaly which contains peak results of 0.191 ppm gold occurs within a prominent northwest trending structural corridor that extends across the IUP and includes several other major gold and copper-gold prospects including Sentul and Sumber Bening further to the northwest.Follow-up work is in progress and will include benching continuous rock sampling and Terraspec work (identifying alteration minerals) to provide further definition of the geochemical anomalies Proactive Investors Australia is the market leader in producing news articles and research reports on ASX “Small and Mid-cap” stocks with distribution in Australia Autonomix Medical CEO Brad Hauser joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announce a significant milestone in the company’s development of breakthrough neuro-modulation technology The company has released a compelling new video testimonial from a patient who 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