Bapak/Ibu IPB staf ysh.,

Dewan Guru Besar (DGB) IPB akan menyelenggarakan Studium General
dengan menghadirkan pembicara Prof. Miguel A. Altieri dari University of California, Berkeley USA. Beliau seorang profesor di bidang Agro-ecology pada Department of Environmental Sciences, Policy and Management (ESPM), UC, Berkeley. Topik yang akan disampaikan adalah:

“Who will feed us in the planet in crisis?”

Kami mengundang Bapak/Ibu para Dosen, Tenaga Kependidikan dan Mahasiswa Pascasarjana/Sarjana untuk hadir pada :

Hari, tanggal : Jumat, 14 Juni 2013
Waktu : Pukul 09.00 – 11.00 WIB
Tempat : Ruang Rapat SENAT IPB, Lt. VI Gedung AHN Rektorat IPB
Moderator : Prof. Hadi Susilo Arifin, Ph.D

Demikian undangan ini disampaikan, besar harapan kami Bapak/Ibu/Saudara
dapat menghadiri acara ini.
Terima kasih.

DEWAN GURU BESAR IPB

Studium Gnerale Closing: Prof. Ari Purbayanto, Prof. Pieter, Dr. Clara, Prof. Miegel – UC Berkeley USA, Prof. Hadi Susilo Arifin, and Dr Jose-Venezuela

Nomor    : HSC/Op/1306-01B                                                                        10 Juni 2013

Perihal    : Pelatihan Kebun Bergizi       

Kepada Yth.

Prof. Hadi Susilo Arifin, Ph.D

Di tempat

Dengan hormat,

      Melanjutkan pelatihan-pelatihan sebelumnya, Haryono Suyono Center bekerjasama dengan Yayasan Damandiri akan kembali mengadakan pelatihan tentang Kebun Bergizi. Peserta pelatihan kali ini adalahPemerintahan Kota Surakarta dan Perguruan Tinggi

           Sehubungan dengan pelatihan ini, kami berharap Bapak dapat menyampaikan sesi tentang Program Model Kawasan Rumah Pangan Lestari yang dihubungkan dengan pengelolaan kebun bergizi (pemanfaatan lahan sempit untuk pertanian sayur dan buah di perkotaan), pada:

Hari, tanggal    : Kamis, 13 Juni 2013

J a m               : 13.00 – 14.00 WIB

            Tempat            : Siti Padmirah Silver College

                                      Jl. Pengadegan Barat No. 4 Perdatam, Jakarta Selatan.

Terlampir kami sampaikan rencana jadwal acara (tentatif) selengkapnya.

Demikian surat ini kami sampaikan. Atas perhatian Bapak, kami haturkan terima kasih.                                

Ketua Dewan Pengurus

Ria Indrastuty

Tembusan:

Ketua Yayasan Damandiri

Jadwal Acara Angkatan 45 – Observasi Study Tour (OST) dan Pelatihan  Posdaya- SKPD Kota Surakarta & Perguruan Tinggi

13 Juni 2013

Video of “Pekarangan” lecture by Hadi Susilo Arifin  in National University of Singapore was uploaded by ETH Zurich’s student, David Kretz. This lecture was held in CREATE Tower, Campus Town, National University of Singapore on March 21th, 2013.  The participants of “pekarangan” lecture were 22 students of ETH Zurich, 9 students of NUS, 9 students of UI, 6 students of IPB, some assistants and professors. This class was a part of seminar and workshop of Designing the Ciliwung River, 15 – 23 March 2013.

Pekarangan Survey in Cianjur – Video Part 1

Pekarangan Survey in Cianjur – Video Part2

WORKSHOP of GREENERY OPEN SPACE MANAGEMENT

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Hadi Susilo Arifin

Venue: Villa Bukit Pinus – Bogor

Date: 12 – 14 June 2013

Click here to download PDF Files

1. Pengelolaan Lanskap dan Pemeliharaan Taman (Landscape Management and Park Maintenance)

2. Penanganan Sampah Domestik serta Praktek Biopori (Domestic Garbage Management and Biopore Practices)

Additional Material: Leaflet of Biopore

Introduction to Landscape Ecology Rooster – Even Semester 2012/2013 Undergraduate Program, Department of Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Agriculture, Bogor Agricultural University (IPB)

Coordinator: Prof. Hadi Susilo Arifin, Ph.D.                                               

      Team Members: Dr. Syartinilia Wijaya and Dr RL Kaswanto

The 8th Week – The 14th Week of Class Schedule

Video of “Pekarangan” lecture by Hadi Susilo Arifin  in National University of Singapore was uploaded by ETH Zurich’s student, David Kretz. This lecture was held in CREATE Tower, Campus Town, National University of Singapore on March 21th, 2013.  The participants of “pekarangan” lecture were 22 students of ETH Zurich, 9 students of NUS, 9 students of UI, 6 students of IPB, some assistants and professors. This class was a part of seminar and workshop of Designing the Ciliwung River, 15 – 23 March 2013.

Other videos, please access to these links, as follow:

PEKARANGAN’s SURVEY VIDEO in Cianjur Research Site (Part 1)

PEKARANGAN’s SURVEY VIDEO in Cianjur Research Site (Part 2)

Dear Friends, Greetings on the World Environment Day 2013! World Environment Day<http://www.unep.org/wed/> is an annual event that has come to be one of the biggest and most widely celebrated global days for positive environmental action. World Environment Day celebrations began in 1972 and have become the one of the main vehicles the UN uses to stimulate worldwide environmental awareness and encourage political attention and action. The theme for this year is Think.Eat.Save. It is an anti-food waste and food loss campaign that encourages people to reduce their foodprint. ICIMOD joins this great celebration by organizing some interesting and meaningful activities in Nepal and Pakistan. A Dialogue Forum in Nepal by Dr Jangannath Adhikari, Visiting Professor, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia; an announcement of the winners of ICIMOD Digital Photo Contest; and a competition for minimum wastage in food consumption in Pakistan are a few of the activities lined up for the day. You can read more about all the activities at www.icimod.org/?q=10734<http://www.icimod.org/?q=10734>. I am also pleased to share below a message from our Director General, Dr David Molden: ‘Think, eat, and save on World Environment Day 2013′<http://www.icimod.org/?q=10791>. Also included below are links to newspaper articles by our colleagues, Dr Sarah Marie Nischalke, Food Security Analyst, and Mr Sudas Sharma, Knowledge Management Coordination Officer, published today to mark World Environment Day. A special interview of ICIMOD’s Director General, Dr David Molden published in a weekly is also listed. A taste of your waste The Kathamndu Post; 5 June 2013 By Dr Sarah Marie Nischalke http://m.ekantipur.com/2013/06/05/opinion/a-taste-of-your-waste/372771.html Khana phalnu aagadi sochau [Nepali] Arthik Abhiyan; 5 June 2013 By Sudas Sharma [Attached file] Mountain people less resilient to climate change The Corporate Weekly; 3-9 June 2013 http://abhiyan.com.np/epaper.php?type=corporate [Page 4/ file attached] All the best in celebrating this important day! Best regards, Subasana === Message from the Director General Think, eat, and save on World Environment Day 2013 Today, stories of climate change, glaciers melting, landslides, and water scarcity overload our everyday lives. The stories of environmental degradation are so overwhelming that there is a sense that we cannot really do anything about it. Yet, there are many things that each of us can do, and one that we might not think about so much is the consequences of our food habits. This message became clear to me some years ago when working as a water specialist trying to find ways to conserve water resources. Rough calculations on the amount of water it takes to grow food are mind boggling. Depending on production practices, about 2 to 5 thousand litres (2 to 5 tonnes!) of water used to grow rice or wheat is converted from fresh liquid water to water vapour, and around 15,000 litres are used for a single kilogram of grain-fed beef. On average, a vegetarian diet requires about 2,000 litres per day and a meat-eating diet about 5,000 litres to produce the food. And the more we eat, the more water it takes. On top of this, there is a staggering amount of food loss and waste as food moves from the farmer’s field to our dinner table – waste in storage, transport, marketing, and, shamefully, how much food we throw away from our dinner tables and kitchens. Some estimates say that we waste about one third of our food globally. Not only does this waste add unnecessarily to existing pressure on water resources, there are additional environmental costs including pressure on land resources and increased emission of greenhouse gases contributing to global warming and glacier melt. So the message is simple, take care of what you eat and what you waste, and you can make a difference. This year’s World Environment Day gives all of us the opportunity to rethink our food choices and explore options of how to save resources and prevent food wastage. World Environment Day, run by UNEP since 1973 aims to raise awareness of the need to take positive environmental action. It is about our active role in protecting the environment. This year’s theme of Think.Eat.Save aims to globally reduce our foodprint through an anti-food waste and food loss campaign. A reduction in food waste and losses can lead to a better environment. However, the story of overconsumption and wastage is actually targeted to an urbanized, wealthier world. In fact, the story is quite different for many people living in rural areas in the Hindu Kush Himalayas where food security is a daily struggle. People do take care of the available food, and wastage is minimal. However, even in this situation where food is precious, losses occur in storage and transport – both areas where different approaches can help. ICIMOD supports value chain development and rural livelihoods, particularly among farmers, by promoting high-value products and introducing innovative technologies to increase water and agricultural productivity. Through value chain development, opportunities to add value to local products through processing, branding, and packaging are explored and shared and potential markets are identified. Improved storage, transport, and marketing, and ways to reduce food loss will also be considered as a part of this process. ICIMOD wants to use this opportunity to remind people about the value of the work that farmers do: they produce our food. We can support them through our choices and habits by following sustainable lifestyles. ICIMOD also does considerable work documenting environmental problems in the HKH and finding solutions. Many solutions lie outside the mountains, especially in how the habits of growing urban and wealthier populations impact mountain environments through climate change and pollution. We need to tell people what is happening to mountains, and how their choices make a difference. The complexity of this topic requires interdisciplinary approaches across different levels extending to transnational scales. The regulatory national level is as important as the community itself, but starting inside the family is the first powerful step to tackle food waste. Education is by far the most important access point to environmental action. Schools, media, and events such as ICIMOD’s Green Solutions Fair in 2012 can offer a platform for people to discover simple technologies to make use of their waste. Composting organic waste reduces the waste burden and provides nutrients to plants on rooftops or in the garden. Waste transformed into biogas can even supply households with energy for cooking or other needs. All offices also should review their ways of handling organic waste. ICIMOD is celebrating World Environment Day this year with many activities, but the Centre is starting by looking into its own backyard – and at our own food footprint. We hope that this day will inspire people across the region to be more mindful of their food choices, home food management, and ecological implications of their consumption in order to decrease pressures on resources and the poor. Start at lunch today! Many of us take the food supply for granted, so for this year’s World Environment Day rediscover the important meaning of farming and the essential role that farmers play in society.

Best wishes for a Happy World Environment Day.

David Molden

Subasana Shrestha Communications and PR Associate,Knowledge Management International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development GPO Box 3226, Kathmandu, Nepal Tel +977-1-5003222 Ext 115 Fax +977-1-5003277 Web www.icimod.org<http://www.icimod.org/> Connect to ICIMOD: [cid:image004.jpg@01CE61D8.B521E250] <http://www.facebook.com/icimod> [cid:image005.jpg@01CE61D8.B521E250] <http://www.twitter.com/icimod> [cid:image006.jpg@01CE61D8.B521E250] <http://www.youtube.com/icimod>

Sumber: http://www.metrotvnews.com/metronews/read/2013/06/01/6/158337/Ruang-Terbuka-Biru-di-Bogor-Terancam

Metrotvnews.com: Bogor: Keberadaan Ruang Terbuka Biru (RTB) atau danau/situ di wilayah Kabupaten Bogor, Jawa Barat, terancam.

Hal itu terungkap dalam kegiatan ekspose yang bertajuk “Penguatan Ekonomi Kecamatan Cibinong Berbasis Pengelolaan Situ Secara Berkelanjutan” di Ruang Sidang Lanskap Kampus IPB, Darmaga, Bogor, beberapa waktu lalu.

Selain mahasiswa IPB, ekspose tersebut dihadiri sejumlah pegawai di lingkungan Pemerintah Kabupaten (Pemkab) Bogor dan beberapa orang perwakilan NGO.

Dalam kesempatan itu, mahasiswa pascasarjana mata kuliah Pengelolaan Lanskap Berkelanjutan IPB, memaparkan bahwa kondisi dan keberadaan RTB di Kabupaten Bogor, tepatnya di wilayah Cibinong terancam.

“Sewaktu masih dijajah Belanda, pentingnya RTB sudah dipikirkan dengan dibangunnya 800 waduk. Saat ini yang tersisa hanya 400 waduk. Ini akibat dari pengembangan perumahan dan properti,”ungkap Prof. Dr. Ir. Hadi Susilo Arifin, selaku Dosen Pembimbing saat memberikan arahan awal dalam ekpose tersebut.

Harusnya lanjut Hadi, RTB (berupa danau, situ) bisa menjadi lanskap yang memiliki kualitas lebih baik dan menjadi bagian dari pengembangan properti seperti di Negara Jepang, Thailand, Vietnam (seperti di Hanoi Kota Seribu Danau), Singapura Amerika, dan lain-lain.

Kecamatan Cibinong memiliki 18 situ yang tersebar di beberapa desa. Situ, lanjutnya, sebagai kesatuan siklus hidrolis memegang peranan penting sebagai area tangkapan air sekaligus sebagai bentuk lain kawasan lindung.

Sementara itu, dari tahun 1998 hingga 2010, terjadi kenaikan 35,93% lahan tak terbangun menjadi lahan terbangun.

“Dikhawatirkan peningkatan ini akan semakin mengancam keberadaan RTB di kawasan ini,” katanya.

Berdasarkan pengamatan yang dilakukan terhadap 3 situ yakni situ Cikaret, situ Pemda, dan situ Kebantenan, potensi RTB ini dapat dioptimalkan karena memiliki lokasi yang strategis (situ Pemda dan situ Kabantenan), kualitas pemandangan yang cukup baik dan area yang luas (situ Cikaret). Sehingga keberadaan situ ini perlu dipertahankan dan dioptimalkan fungsinya.

“Ketiga situ ini merupakan kawasan yang potensial untuk dikembangkan, terutama untuk kegiatan pariwisata karena secara letak dan aspek biofisik sangat mendukung untuk keberlanjutan situ sebagia sarana publik yang representatif,” ujar salah satu mahasiswa.

Berdasarkan pemantuan Media Indonesia, saat ini memang daerah Cibinong mengalami kemajuan pembangunan yang cukup pesat. Pusat-pusat perdagangan, komplek perumahan berdiri di mana-mana. Tidak terkecuali di sekitar Danau/Situ Cikaret.

Sementara itu, untuk mengoptimalkan RTB sebagai penguat ekonomi Kecamatan Cibinong, ada beberapa strategi yang direkomendasikan yakni memanfaatkan situ sebagai kawasan wisata berbasis kearifan lokal, membuat rencana pengelolaan oleh pemda dan memberikan sistem reward dan punishment bagi masyarakat, menyusun perda yang mengatur pemanfaatan lahan di kawasan situ dan sekitarnya.

Adapun cara lainnya yakni mengoptimalkan pemanfaatan situ oleh masyarakat lokal melalui bantuan pemerintah untuk mendukung kegiatan rekreasi dan wisata, menyediakan infrastruktur dan fasilitas untuk mencegah pendangkalan situ dan eutrofikasi.

Selain itu juga menyusun peraturan legal yang menekan migrasi pendatang dan adanya peran serta pemerintah dan masyarakat terkait pelaksanaan dan pengawasan peraturan tersebut, serta membuat media interpretasi.(DD)
Editor: Deni Fauzan

BERITA TERKAIT:

BISNIS.COM Lingkungan Hidup: Ruang Terbuka Biru Kian Terancam

AFTERNOON TEA PROGRAM – Publication on Mass Media

Kompas, Wednesday, 5 June 2013: METROPOLITAN page 25

LINKED NEWS:

RUANG TERBUKA BIRU, SOLUSI ANCAMAN BANJIR

Bogor, June 3, 2013

In order  to face “Hari Lingkungan Hidup Sedunia”  on June 5th, B Commission of IPB Professor Board (Dewan Guru Besar IPB) and the Directorate for Research & Strategic Issue Studies (DRKS IPB) will hold the afternoon tea program, as follows:

Day/Date/Time: Tuesday/June 4, 2013/13:00-14:00

Venue: PSL Convention Room – IPB Baranangsiang Campus

Program: Roundtable discussion between members of IPB Professor Board and National and Local Mass Media Reporters.

Theme:

1) Keserasian Pembangunan dan Pengelolaan Lingkungan “Harmonization between Environmental Development and Management” – Prof. Dr. Cecep Kusmana (member of DGB IPB; Chair of Natural Resources Management Study Program, Graduate School – IPB)

2) Revitalisasi Ruang Terbuka Biru “Revitalization of Blue Open Spaces” – Prof. Dr. Hadi Susilo Arifin (Chair of B Commission – DGB IPB; Head of Landscape Management Division, Department of Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Agriculture, IPB)

 B-Commission, DGB-IPB

Prof. Hadi Susilo Arifin

Course Name: INTRODUCTION TO LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY

Day/Date/Time: Wednesday/ June 5th, 2013 – 07:30 – 12:00

Meeting Point: Kampus FAPERTA – IPB, Jl. Seruni – Dramaga Bogor

Field Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Hadi Susilo Arifin & Dr. R.L. Kaswanto

Student Assistant: Rizka Zahra Tamira (Chika)

Participants: The 4th Semester students of Landscape Architecture Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Bogor Agricultural University (IPB)

Number of Students: 71 Bachelor students

Excursion Venue: SENTUL CITY  – Link to http://www.sentulcity.co.id/index.php

Objects: Landscape structure – landscape function – landscape dynamic – landscape culture of: 1. Eco-Art Park; 2. Bukit Golf Hijau; 3. Danau Northridge; 4. Taman Budaya & the Green Savana Hotel; 5. Terrace Hills; 6. Jungle Land.

Tools & Equipments: Notebook and pencil; digital camera/mobile camera; binocular; recorder equipment (if necessary); hat; and field shoes

Method: Window’s survey, field observation, interview, and field discussion

Task: 1. Inventory each object; 2. Identification of patch(es), corridor(s), matrix; 3. Drawing the landscape mosaic

Submission of the Excursion Report:

1. Excursion report should be written individually;

2. Write the report as an essay with consists of  300 words (minimum) and 500 words (maximum);

3. The report has to submitted to the comment box of this page posting by June 19, 2013 @ 12PM.

Note: as your reference  – kindly watch Metro TV program of “Healthy Living” in every Wednesday at 20.30-21.00, especially the 7th episode (June 12, 2013) and the 8th episode (June 19, 2013).

Bogor, June 3, 2013

Prof. Dr. Hadi Susilo ARIFIN

AGH & ARL – December 2009 Sentul City Excursion on Fundamental of Landscape Architecture Course (ARL-200)

PANDUAN FIELD TRIP

M.K. PENGELOLAAN LANSKAP BERKELANJUTAN

DAN  

M.K. EKOLOGI LANSKAP

PS ARSITEKTUR LANSKAP, SEKOLAH PASCASARJANA – IPB

Dosen Pembimbing Lapang:

Prof. Dr. Hadi Susilo Arifin,

Dr. Regan Leonardus Kaswanto dan Dr Syartinilia Wijaya

Jumlah Peserta: 25 Mahasiswa S2 & 1 Mahasiswa S3

Naman Mahasiswa: Siti Novianti Lufilah, Sry Wahyuni, Azka Lathifa Zahratu Azra, Miftahul Jannah, Erlinda Faradilla, Ahmad Nafis Nugraha, Luqmanul Hakim, Hafni Dewi, Hanni Adriani, Nur Azmi, Ray March Syahadat, Moh. Sanjiva Refi Hasibuan, Annisa Hasanah, Musatar, Balqis Nailufar, Saputri Sapta, Herwita Andriamasari, Listya Aderina, Nur Aini, Rizki Alfian, Priambudi Trie Putra, Novi Pipin Sadikin, Siva Azahra, Sarah Atiess, Windy Mardiqa Riani.

Lokasi: Kampus Dramaga – Bogor (Tugu Kujang, Lanskap Tol Jagorawi,  GG House) – Puncak (Riung  Gunung, Telaga Warna) – Cianjur (Taman Bunga Nusantara) –  Sukabumi (Gunung Walat) – Bogor (Vila Vimala)

Hari/Tanggal: Sabtu-Minggu/ 1 – 2 Juni 2013

Wkt Berangkat: pk. 05:30/1 Juni 2013 dari Kampus Dramaga – Bogor

Wkt Tiba: pk. 18.00/2 Juni 2013 di Kampus IPB Dramaga – Bogor

Alat dan Bahan: GPS/kompas & altimeter, DBH meter, Peta Rupa Bumi skala 1:25.000, Kamera Digital, personal equipments.

Kendaraan: Micro Bus Kapasitas 30 kursi

PANDUAN LENGKAP SILAKAN KLIK LINK DI SINI

Excursion at GG House resort – June 1st, 2013

Excursion at IPB Educational Forest – Gunung Walat, Sukabumi June 2nd, 2013