Agus Lanini - University of Tadulako, Indonesia
Sutarman Yodo - University of Tadulako, Indonesia
Sulbadana
Lembang Palipadang - University of Tadulako, Indonesia
Ikshan Syafiuddin - University of Tadulako, Indonesia

The specific aim of the research is to identify and analyze how local people could comply with both state law and customary law, and then find an ideal model of dispute settlement over natural resources. The research method used qualitative research with the socio-legal approach. Data collection techniques used is observation, in-depth interviews and focused group discussions. The research involved some key actors and some informants as a source of data and information up to ۲۶۰ respondents. Data were analyzed based on qualitative analysis. The research found that indigenous people legal behavior tend to refused or unobeyed regulation or government policy settling their conflict rather than their local wisdom. Actually, a model of dispute settlement over natural resources has been used for a long time ago in surrounding the Lore Lindu National Park; they have Baruga and Lobo as a court that conducting a serial court session to find the final decision. These models consist of eco-values that exercised to make a balance between human and nature interest toward equal rights for use and sustainability for natural resources.

Model Dispute Settlement, Natural Resources, Lore Lindu National Park