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This Is the thesis of Norwegian Students Who ware Helped By Me as an Interpreter During the Fieldwork in Norway UNIVERSITY OF AGDER The tourism industry on Flores By: Kirsten Marie Kvia Stine Solvang Hege Lovise Lundgreen Development Studies Programme University of Agder Spring 2009 Kristiansand, Norway Supervisor: Stein Kristiansen Preface In January 2009 a group of Norwegian students from the University of Agder, went to Indonesia to conduct their fieldwork as a part of their bachelor degree. Our host University in Indonesia was Gadjah Mada University in Yogyakarta. The students split into four groups; two conducting their fieldwork on Lombok, and the other two groups on Flores. We did our fieldwork on Flores. Our bachelor thesis is investigating the tourism industry on Flores. We would like to thank our supervisor at University of Agder, Stein Kristiansen for guidance throughout the process of doing our fieldwork and writing our bachelor thesis. We would also like to thank MAP and ...

This article is made for Norwegian Student of Agder, Norway, doing research on Rinjani National Park in February 2009. By: Emilianus Yakob Sese Tolo I. Introduction The park covers an area of 41,330 ha on the northern part of Lombok and locates the three administrative district of West, East and Central Lombok. The area covers 12,357.67 ha in the west, 22,152.88 ha in the east and 6,819.45 ha in central Lombok. Rinjani dominates the National Park of Lombok, an island east of Bali on the Indonesian archipelago. At 3726m it is the second highest volcano in Indonesia, part of the infamous ring of fire that encircles the basin of the Pacific. Within the crater is the spectacular Segara Anak lake and the still – active volcano Gunung Baru (2,363m). It is surrounded by further 66,000 ha of Protection Forest also covers the three administrative districts. The park ecosystem is in the transitional zone between Asia and Australia (Walaceae zone). Average rainfall is about 3,000mm annually. Gunu...