Peran Serta Masyarakat Dan Kewenangan Pemerintah Dalam Konservasi Mangrove Sebagai Upaya Mencegah Rob Dan Banjir Serta Sebagai Tempat Wisata

Turisno, Bambang Eko; Suharto, R.; Priyono, Ery Agus

doi:10.14710/mmh.47.4.2018.479-497

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“…Increasing community participation in the management of Munjang mangrove ecotourism can give benefit to the local economy. Community participation in managing mangrove ecosystems in addition to maintaining mangrove conservation will also improve community welfare (Turisno et al, 2018). The existence of community empowerment can certainly make Munjang Mangrove forest community-based ecotourism.…”

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Ecotourism Development of Munjang Mangrove Forest and Conservation Efforts Based on Community Approach

Henri

Ardiawati

2020

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Ecotourism development in a mangrove forest area includes many positive and negative aspects and requires a sustainablecomprehensive study. Ecotourism potential must be assessed to provide understanding of local people in managing natural resources. This study aims at identifying the potential for the development of ecotourism and determining the efforts of conservation strategies for supporting mangrove forests. Data collection was done by questionnaires and interviews using 1-5 Likert scale measurement and SWOT analysis to determine ecotourism development strategies. The results of the study indicates that Munjang mangrove forest has a very good potential to be developed as an ecotourism area. It is supported by the efforts of conservation as the main key in realizing the development of sustainable ecotourism. The role of the community and stakeholders has been well established such as mangrove seeding and nursery activities. Finally, this study recognizes that the capacity of sustainability indicators is very important to map the transformation and constant challenges of supporting mangrove ecotourism, so that it can provide conservation benefits, provide quality services for visitors and improve local communities welfare.

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Section: Increasing Community Participation and Empowermentmentioning

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Ecotourism Development of Munjang Mangrove Forest and Conservation Efforts Based on Community Approach

Henri

Ardiawati

2020

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“…The program aimed to support the development of mangrove forests in Karawang as an ecotourism destination. The mangrove replanting activity was involving both the local community and local government (Turisno et al 2018). Even though the mangrove density resulted from the replanting activity, but it did not affect the faunal diversity that inhabits the mangrove forest.…”

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Mangrove diversity and suitability assessments for ecotourism in Cimalaya Wetan Coast, Karawang District, Indonesia

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Abstract. Pin TG, Supriatna J, Takarina ND, Tambunan RP. 2021. Mangrove diversity and suitability assessments for ecotourism in Cimalaya Wetan Coast, Karawang District, Indonesia. Biodiversitas 22: 803-810. Mangrove forest has been a popular ecotourism destination recently. One of the methods to assess the mangrove potential for ecotourism is by using Tourism Suitability Index (TSI). This study was aimed to assess the ecotourism potentials of mangrove forest sizing of 56.43 hectares in Cilamaya Wetan Sub-district, Karawang District, West Java Province, Indonesia using the TSI method. To assess the mangrove variables, 10 sampling stations have been selected across the coast. In each station, 10 sample plots sizing of 10 m x 10 m have been established. The TSI was measured based on mangrove variables including species diversity, density, and thickness. We recorded six mangrove plant species belonging to three plant families. Avicennia alba, Bruguiera gymnorrhiza and Rhizophora stylosa, were common species found along the coast. Shannon-Wiener index (H’) showed that the west and east parts of Cimalaya Wetan had high mangrove diversity compared to the central part. The TSI analysis showed that the most suitable areas of mangrove forests for ecotourism were 32.18 hectares (57.11% of the total area), mainly located in the east part of the coast. Moreover, the moderate and least suitable areas were 19.12 hectares (33.94%) and 5.03 hectares (8.93%), respectively, and located in the central part of the coast.

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“…The distribution of "Gumuk" in the Jember Regency is in the districts of Arjasa, Sumbersari, Jelbuk, Sukowono, Kalisat, Pakusari, Ledokombo, Mayang, and Sumberjambe. The inventory of "Gumuk" that have been carried out shows that in 2012, 11% of "Gumuk" had been damaged [23]. "Gumuk" exploitation tends to occur in Sumbersari District due to increased population and infrastructure development.…”

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Sustainable “Gumuk” Land Management Based on Local Wisdom in Jember, Indonesia

Yaqin,

Suyahmo,

Hardati

et al. 2024

IJEI

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Culture or local wisdom is very important for environmental sustainability in areas such as Jember, where the ecological potential is that there are many "Gumuk" fields that used to stand strong but are now starting to be eroded or exploited by local and foreign communities. This research aims to analyze the role of local wisdom in preserving "Gumuk" in Kaliwates District, Jember Regency, and develop a concept for local wisdombased community education for "Gumuk" conservation in Jember. This research was carried out using phenomenological methods and descriptive analysis, and then the Likert scale became the data analysis technique used in this research. This research shows that local wisdom is valuable and benefits people's lives. Local wisdom is part of life's way of solving all life's problems. There needs to be a role for local wisdom of the community to maintain and preserve existing "Gumuk" so that they are not continuously exploited following the increasing needs of the community. Applying local wisdom in keeping "Gumuk" is the government's basis for creating conservation policies. Community-based education is a mechanism that provides opportunities for everyone in society to enrich knowledge and technology through lifelong learning.

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Peran Serta Masyarakat Dan Kewenangan Pemerintah Dalam Konservasi Mangrove Sebagai Upaya Mencegah Rob Dan Banjir Serta Sebagai Tempat Wisata

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Ecotourism Development of Munjang Mangrove Forest and Conservation Efforts Based on Community Approach

Ecotourism Development of Munjang Mangrove Forest and Conservation Efforts Based on Community Approach

Mangrove diversity and suitability assessments for ecotourism in Cimalaya Wetan Coast, Karawang District, Indonesia

Sustainable “Gumuk” Land Management Based on Local Wisdom in Jember, Indonesia

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