    Mongobaanda, Binondaan – a proposed area for the prohibited Binondaan area. Mongobumbung – to mark a fruit or timber tree by cleaning the area around the tree and tying or wrapping thorns onto that tree.  If the tree is cut down, Kopongoraa and compensation according to the value of the tree will be imposed. Mongindoi – when clearing a field or own land, valuable trees are not cut down.  If cut down, Kopongoraa and Adat Kopatoi (resulting in death) is imposed. Mongimpuru – areas that are prohibited such as; rivers, tributaries or springs (water catchments). ii. Practices when entering the mangroves/taking resources:  Babar – practice of asking for permission from natural entities before taking any resources – such as ‘rusap’ (herb), every tree has its own entity.  Kodaat – good or bad signs – when entering the forest, need to hear out for signs – for example: sound of birds, there are those if heard, means that whatever is being done must be stopped.  Upian – good or bad signs – before entering the forest, there are several dreams that, if dreamt, mean that your intentions cannot be carried out – for example: dreaming of defecating.  Kopupun – kepunan, when walking to somewhere, do not say you want to eat but in the end do not eat, it can invite misfortune.  Ka’bong – if you want to go fishing or collect resources, do not mention the amount you want to collect before going. iii. Punishment for those that violate the rules:  Idab (warning)  Pura’an (chicken and copper bracelet, pig)  Ukum or danda 15 | S u n g a i E l o i T o m b o n u o C o m m u n i t y P r o t o c o l

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