This research was conducted on the island of Marsegu because this area is included in the area of the natural marine tourism park which should be the concern of the government and the community around the island. The study aimed to determine the species of shorebirds found in the Marsegu island region in the western part Seram. The study was conducted in the morning and evening for 2 days at the location which is a gathering place for shorebirds. In the study location, 8 species of shorebirds were found and then inventoried and identified. The number of shorebirds species found in the Marsegu island area was 8 species, among others; Coral egrets (Egratta sacra), Big Egrets (Egretta alba), Trinil Beach (Actitis hypoleucos), Little sea worms (Sterna albifrons), Black wing sea worms (Sterna fuscata), Big (Fregata minor), Sea-eagle belly white (Haliaetus leucogaster), Bondol Hawk (Indus Haliastur), with the dominant species being the Big Cingkalang (Fregata minor). The most common species are large Cikalang (minor Fregata), small sea virgin (Sterna albifrons), and large egret (Egretta alba). Factors that cause the survival of shorebirds on the Marsegu island region because they store a lot of food supplies. In addition, food availability is affected by a lack of human activity in this region and the establishment of this area as a Marine Nature Tourism Park.
The potential of the natural tourist attraction of Siwang Paradise will have a high attractiveness value if it is supported by the role of stakeholders in management and development. The purpose of this study is to analyze the role of stakeholders in the management and development of the natural tourist attraction of Siwang Paradise, and what obstacles are experienced by stakeholders in optimally managing and developing these objects. The method used is descriptive qualitative, the determination of respondents is based on snowball sampling technique, the analysis is carried out inductively based on facts and the results of interviews with respondents and key actors. The results showed that the stakeholders involved in the management of the Siwang Paradise object were the key actors (area owners) and the main actors (surrounding communities). Constraints in the management of the Siwang object are due to the lack of trust within the area owner to involve supporting stakeholders, in this case the private sector, NGOs, and academics. So that the management of objects in developing various readiness of tourist attraction products becomes slow and runs not optimally. The visible impact of the management is the economic impact, through increasing family income, social impact, reducing unemployment, opening up road access, making motorcycle taxis easier to use, making it easier for people to do their activities. While the ecological impact is the management is carried out by paying attention to the cleanliness of the environment from waste, and based on the carrying capacity of the object area.
Ekosistem Mangrove menyediakan lima tipe habitat yaitu fauna tajuk pohon yang dihuni oleh berbagai jenis burung, mamalia dan serangga, lobang pada cabang dan genangan pada air pada cagak antara batang dan cabang yang merupakan habitat untuk serangga, permukaan tanah sebagai habitat kerang dan ikan glodok, lobang dalam tanah sebagai habitat kepiting dan katak dan saluran air sebagai habitat buaya dan ikan/udang. Komunitas mangrove, membentuk percampuran dua kelompok fauna, yaitu kelompok fauna daratan/ teresterial (aboreal) yang umumnya menempati bagian atas pohon mangrove dan kelompok fauna perairan/akuatik. Tujuan pengabdian masyarakat ini untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan dan pemahaman masyarakat tentang Konservasi Hutan Mangrove Dalam Upaya Perlindungan Terhadap Satwa Liar di Negeri Hukurila Kecamatan Leitimur Selatan Kota Ambon. Pelaksanaan penyuluhan ditujukan pada masyarakat Negeri Hukurila dan mahasiswa KKN Universitas Pattimura dengan media dan alat yang digunakan yaitu leaflet. Penyampaian materi dengan metode ceramah dan diskusi mengenai konservasi hutan mangrove. Pada akhir penyampaian materi penyuluhan adanya proses diskusi di mana ada yang memberikan pertanyaan maupun masukan tentang pentingnya untuk tetap menjaga hutan mangrove agar dapat memberikan dampak yang baik bagi masyarakat sendiri maupun bagi satwa liar yang hidup pada hutan mangrove, kegiatan ini diharapkan ke depannya dapat dilaksanakan secara berkesinambungan dan berkelanjutan. Agar hutan mangrove yang ada perlu tetap dijaga keberadaannya baik untuk manusia sendiri maupun mahluk hidup lainnya yang hidup dan memanfaatkan keberadaan hutan mangrove.
The objectives of this study were to identify the potential of natural tourism of Lake Ninifala and determine the communities roles on managing and developing Lake Ninifala tourism object. The method used was survey with interview, observation, and documentation data collection techniques. Community sampling was used purposive sampling technique. Analysis of the data used descriptive qualitative analysis. The results showed the potential of the lake ninifala tourism object, including the potential of flora and fauna which has the uniqueness and natural beauty in the form of two trees in the middle of the lake called "match water". The community plays a role in providing tourist facilities such as building gazebos, walking places and stalls / kiosks. The role of the community in the aspect of accessibility is in the form of repairing damaged roads and making new roads to the location of objects and the role of the community in providing tour guides. The role of BUMDES in tourism activities includes the role in the planning aspect, related to decision making in the form of giving ideas and opinions about the management of attractions. The area management aspects such as the community provides the facilities needed by tourists, the cleanliness of tourist sites and tree planting activities around the lake. The utilization aspect of economic value such as people earn income from tourist spending and social cultural values in the form of community pride agains their tourism potential. Furthermore, the community and BUMDES together become supervisors.
The purpose of this study was to analyze the role of Ohoidertawun villagers in the management of coastal tourism objects in the Ohoidertawun Village, Kei Kecil District, Southeast Maluku Regency. The method used in this study is a qualitative method, data collection techniques through observation, filling questionnaires, interviews, and literature studies. The results of the study explained that the role of the Ohoidertawun village community was categorized as interactive and independent participation. The form of participation is given in the form of ideas and energy. At the planning stage the community is involved in providing ideas that are made as a joint decision by the whole community to develop the potential of an existing attraction in the village into a destination that has a value of attraction for tourists. The community management stage took its own initiative to develop and carry out regional spatial planning in supporting tourism facilities by setting up shelters, food stalls, toilets, trash bins, guard posts. The tourist facilities at the Ohoidertawun beach object are carried out independently by the community themselves, without any assistance from investors or the tourism office in Southeast Maluku. While at the development stage, the community prepares cultural events that are elaborated with natural tourism, and culinary tourism becomes a tour package
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