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Keanekaragaman Makhluk Hidup - Manfaat dan Pelestarian Keanekaragaman Hayati

8:44EnglishTranscribed Jul 29, 2026
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scha for

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education Hello

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school friends in this video we will

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discuss the benefits and preservation of

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biodiversity well first we will discuss the

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benefits first of all

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at biodiversity or the

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diversity of living things first

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this diversity maintains the

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balance of

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our ecosystem know that

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this biodiversity is related

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to the high number of species that exist

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diverse yes we see a lot of

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animals a lot of plants and

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this makes the ecosystem

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maintain

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its balance aka if we know

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in the ecosystem there is something called the process of

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food webs and food chains yes

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Webs or food chains

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Well with the existence of biodiversity

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with the existence of a variety of flora and

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fauna then this food web or chain

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will be facilitated well yes

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meaning this food web or chain

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will not experience

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eh abnormal phenomena so consumer

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one Who is consumer two Who is

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consumer 3 Who is there are already

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parts so that this

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makes this ecosystem maintain

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balance Then the second is

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beneficial for agriculture because the

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more types of flora yes the more

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types of ee plants which will

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continue to the third benefit is

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as a source of clothing sources food

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source of boards, medicines, beauty, and

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so on, for example, teak wood,

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yes, teak wood can be used

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as ee material to make a house, yes,

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then e cotton, yes, cotton can be

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used as material to make

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clothes, then medicines, for

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example, turmeric,

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yes, spices, like that, Ee in the field of

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ee, what is it called, in the field of food,

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for example, we know there are many

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foods, vegetables, yes, that

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we can get from nature, there are so many,

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yes, Ee lettuce, pakcoy, and

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so on, so

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this biodiversity

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has an impact on humans from clothing,

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food, boards, medicines, beauty,

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and so on, then the

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last benefit is as a source of knowledge

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and germplasm, if it is a source of

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knowledge, it means we can

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study this diversity, yes,

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our knowledge becomes rich. Well, for

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this germplasm, because there are many

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ee living things, so we

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can choose

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superior varieties, superior varieties, so

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we can choose which ones are

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EE,

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including superior organisms,

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for example, plant A

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can adapt to pests,

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can be placed in

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dry EE environments, for example, and so on, so

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the more diverse the more

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knowledge

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we can get and we can also

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get germplasm nutfa or

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superior eggs, so there are many choices, right,

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school friends. So next, efforts to

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preserve biodiversity, what are the

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human efforts to

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preserve this biodiversity,

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we already know that the

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benefits are many, right? Well, to

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maintain sustainability, there are usually three

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ways, the first is protected forests,

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then there are nature reserves and

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national parks, examples of protected forests,

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we give

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a, this one is a, this one is B, this one is C, this one is nature reserves,

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b, this one is c, National Parks, what is the

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difference? So if this protected forest

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usually focuses on ee

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forest protection, so here, usually

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forests that do need

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special attention, but human activities are still allowed, so

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here, protection

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of forests, as the name suggests

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forest protection here, humans are still allowed to do

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activities in the forest, yes, it's just that the

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forest does get

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more attention because of the fear

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that what is in this forest is

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affected by human activities,

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so this is related to the

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government, there are

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more to the forest,

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protected forests, for example, the

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Naning mountain protected forest, then nature reserves, well,

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if this nature reserve is usually to

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protect species in a

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forest, so this is for

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protection of

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species

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can be in the form of flora or fauna, for example, the

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Prakatau nature reserve here or if

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you go to school, you go to

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Pangandaran beach, there is a nature reserve where there are

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lots of monkeys, right?

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Well,

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those monkeys are protected in the

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nature reserve, the flora and fauna are

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protected, and usually what differentiates a

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nature reserve and a protected forest

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is that human activity is limited,

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human activity is limited, so the focus is on

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protecting the species so that they can be

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in their environment because if there is

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minimal human activity, the

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animals or plants can be

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more, what is the term, they can be more, the

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best conservation effort

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for the species without

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human intervention, the last one is

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national, well, this National Park has the word

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Park, aka here, even though it

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protects species, it

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protects flora and fauna, but it can be

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used as a place of recreation, yes, it is

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also a place of

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species protection, but it can be

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recreational because like a Park,

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yes, so human activity is

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what I mean here as a tourist area

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is very high in

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this National Park, for example, here is

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Ujung Kulon National Park, where the

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rare one-horned rhinoceros is here,

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yes, we can still go there, we can have

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recreation, we can go on vacation, like that,

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school Well, that's related to

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The benefits and efforts to preserve

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biodiversity are very

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large, so they must be followed by

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large conservation efforts to maintain

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biodiversity in

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Indonesia. Okay, that's all for the video.

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We will discuss this further in

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other materials. See you.

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