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This research is a case study of iron sand mining conflict that occurred in Lumajang. Conflicts of interest and social will always arise in areas that have mining. Therefore, it is important to find conflict resolution which is in line with the locality of mining conflicts. Conversion of agricultural land into mining areas occurs so much that it harms farmers because agricultural land is decreasing. Environmental degradation is very fast. In spatial planning, Lumajang Regency was determined to be a disaster-prone area including floods and tsunamis. On the other hand, Lumajang Regency is also determined as a mining area, especially iron sand. This shows the overlapping of land use plans and spatial planning. Land conflicts must be very vulnerable. Conflict typology mapping is done by grouping them into conflict spaces.

Mining Conflict Resolution: A Case Study of Iron Sand Mining in Lumajang, Indonesia