biodiversity values

consumptive values: human resources to provide enough food (rice, corn, bananas, chicken, etc.), housing (teak, meranti, etc.), and health (turmeric, kencur, ginger). Economic value: biodiversity can be traded or valued in money. example: rattan and wood furniture ramin exported for materials, etc.. Ecological value: biodiversity has a role in maintaining the sustainability of ecosystems. example: the tropical rain forests are the lungs of the earth and can maintain a stable global climate. Biological value: biodiversity is needed to support life for living. example: plants release oxygen for respiration of other living beings. scientific value: biodiversity can be used as research material for the development of science and technology. example: research and breeding of turtles in Meru Betiri Banyuwangi aesthetic value: biodiversity can meet the needs of inner or spiritual that can add to mental peace and human happiness. example: marine park with beautiful coral reefs as a recreational

fauna asiatis
different types of primates large mammals birds with beautiful voices

fauna australis
marsupials small mammals bird with a nice coat color