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Description of resource and land use. In general, the Paser indigenous people have an extensively cultivated, rain-fed agricultural system, supported by semi-wild plants from the surrounding forest areas. The households maintain livestock as their main source of meat and income, along with wild animals and plants that are collected in the forest. The dependency of people in Muluy and Rantau Layung on the natural resources of the forest has influenced the special patterns of land use. Besides providing the basic needs for food and housing, the different land use types also provide increasing varieties of income. These people have combined swidden agriculture and the use of extracted and cultivated forest products as the basis for their livelihoods. The management of forest resources by indigenous people is closely linked to the management of the village territory and the use of the forest within it based on each area’s potential and the people’s preferences. The land use of the Paser indigenous people means that the forest areas are in a state of flux transformed into swidden cultivations, then into forest gardens, and then finally, the area turns naturally into forest again. According to villagers from Muluy and Rantau Layung, the successive phases of regeneration, from swidden field to primary forest, may take from one to two hundred years. When the swidden plots reach regenerated secondary forest, local people open them back up again into the second swidden cycle. In Rantau Layung, Pak Semok reports that Paser people prefer to return to previous swidden sites in regenerated secondary forest rather than opening primary forest for their ladangs. The Muluy and Rantau Layung village territories are commonly divided into several designated areas. Table 4.1 below gives an overview of the local terminology (collected during field interviews in 2005 and 2006) for various landscape elements. Table 4.1. Locally identified landscape types in Muluy and Rantau Layung No. Land use pattern & term Landscape characteristics Management and utilisation Constraints topography main vegetation
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