Kesesuaian Jenis Pohon Pada Lahan Kritis Di Sub Das Lesti, Jawa Timur

Pratiwi, Pratiwi; Hartoyo, Manjela Eko; Narendra, Budi Hadi

doi:10.20886/jphka.2014.11.2.183-204

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“…The forest area consists of protected forest of 37,927.3 ha = 32 percent, and production forest of 79.4.4.8 ha = 67.66 percent. Forest conditions in the coastal area are significant with teak, sengon, and pine managed by the forest management unit (BKPH) and the Forest Management Resort (RPH) (Pratiwi et al, 2014). Forest preservation in this area was disrupted during the 1998 Reformation period.…”

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Sacralization of natural environment and the socio-religious conditions of the South Coast of Java

2023

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This article concerns the sacredness of the natural environment and the socio-religious objects of coastal communities. It employs a sociological approach with the theory of functionalism-structural analysis by Robert K. Merton on the relationship between natural environmental conditions and people's thinking patterns. It is supported by the Geographical and environmental schools, emphasizing that society responds to environmental conditions in thinking patterns, culture and life values. The heterogeneity of the south coastal environment forms a pattern of community religiosity with a cosmologicalanthropomorphic spiritualism value. It considers that the nature of south coast metaphysics is where mysterious, mystical and magical spirits reside. A famous myth legalizes this cosmological belief in Java about the superiority of the supernatural powers. This myth has a dual function, namely, a theological basis and a traditional instrument that protects the South Coast of Java's ecological damage. The finding of this study also contributes to the field of Sociology of Religion concerning the wealth of the community's spirituality embedded in people's lives.

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Sacralization of natural environment and the socio-religious conditions of the South Coast of Java

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“…However, some farmers also still grow cassava and corn. In addition, the main types of plants that were initially the majority of sengon were replaced by pine and mahogany types [22]. The replacement of the plant species was carried out in stages due to the attack of pests and rust disease.…”

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Transformation Adaptation of Farmers to Forest Management Based on Social Forestry Policy in Various Types of Forest, Malang, Indonesia

Utomo¹,

Purnomo²,

Andriatmoko³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the International Conference on Innovation and Technology (ICIT 2021)

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Transformation adaptation arises due to increased deforestation and how communities around the forest adapt to sustain their lives. Uncertainty over forest area control can hinder the effectiveness of forest management. In order to accommodate the functions of protection and use of the economy in a balanced, the government has issued a policy on forest resource management since the Old Order era developed into the New Order era to the present era. This study aims to describe the development of community adaptation to changes in forest management patterns in Wajak District. The research was conducted in Wajak District, Malang Regency. The stages of data analysis in this qualitative research were carried out with interactive techniques, including data reduction, data presentation, conclusion drawing or verification. Researchers use two techniques, including triangulation (combined) from the type of source and technique triangulation. Based on the results of the study, it was found that the transformation of forest management patterns based on each transition period included planting, maintenance, profit sharing collection, processing and marketing of forest products, as well as the form of cooperation policies with Forest Village Community or Masyarakat Desa Hutan (MDH) in Wajak District. Transformation adaptation of community in forest areas changes in line with the Social Forestry policy. At present, this transformation has an impact that the community feels in terms of social, economic, and environmental aspects. Other impacts include open access to community development and empowerment programs, diverse community livelihoods, and environmental conservation in the forest.

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“…Watershed is a land area which is an integral part of a river and its tributaries, which accommodates, stores and distributes water originating from rainfall to lakes or seas naturally, where the land is limited by topography and boundaries at sea up to the area. waters that are still affected by land activities [8]. One of the main causes of increased damage in the watershed is land use deviation [6].…”

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“…Merawu watershed is one of the watersheds located in Banjarnegara Regency, Central Java Province, where Banjarnegara is the upstream part of the Serayu watershed which receives rainwater and drains it through tributaries to the main rivers, namely the Serayu River and Merawu River so that due to its geographical conditions, the Merawu watershed has high level of vulnerability to landslides and erosion [11]. The vulnerable condition of the Merawu watershed is supported by land use with an intensive agricultural system that has the potential to cause land degradation [8].…”

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Analysis of Land Suitability Based on Area Functions in the Merawu Watershed, Banjarnegara Regency

Funan

Suryatmojo

Widiyatno

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The decline in the quality of land and the environment is closely related to the increase in changes in land use to settlements as well as to agricultural land that is not in accordance with the spatial layout and function of an area. The purpose of this study is to analyze the suitability of land spatial plans based on the function of the area and analyze the suitability of land use to the function of the area. The method used is the scoring method by assigning a value to the nature of the parameters used in the analysis. The analysis used is Overlay where, the three maps that have been obtained using predetermined criteria are overlapped (overlay), so that the score value of the land unit map is then classified into areas with certain functions. Based on the results of the analysis, the watershed has 3 directions for the function of the area, namely the direction of the protected area function having an area of 17,876.01 ha, the buffer area having an area of 4,599.92 ha and the area for cultivation of seasonal crops and settlements having an area of 839.70 ha.

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Kesesuaian Jenis Pohon Pada Lahan Kritis Di Sub Das Lesti, Jawa Timur

Cited by 6 publications

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Sacralization of natural environment and the socio-religious conditions of the South Coast of Java

Sacralization of natural environment and the socio-religious conditions of the South Coast of Java

Transformation Adaptation of Farmers to Forest Management Based on Social Forestry Policy in Various Types of Forest, Malang, Indonesia

Analysis of Land Suitability Based on Area Functions in the Merawu Watershed, Banjarnegara Regency

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