Community-Based Tourism Development in North Minahasa; North Sulawesi Indonesia

Andaria, Kalvin Salindeho; Sendouw, Recky H. E.; Lobja, Xaverius Erick

doi:10.2991/icss-19.2019.119

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“…Masyarakat objek wisata ikut terlibat dalam pengelolaan objek wisata. Ini sejalan dengan penelitian, bahwa keterlibatan masyarakat diperlukan sebagai tanggung jawab bersama (K. Andaria et al, 2019;Kaihatu & Poli, 2019;Salam et al, 2021;Tudjuka et al, 2021). Potensi wisata di Siuri juga dapat dikembangkan dengan mengidentifikasi potensi-potensi yang belum diungkap misalnya aksebilitas, ataupun potensi budaya (Lantu et al, 2023;Sumilat et al, 2023).…”

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Dampak Pandemi Covid-19 terhadap Kunjungan Objek Wisata Pantai Siuri Desa Toinasa Kabupaten Poso

Balimawo,

Sumilat,

Ramadhan

2024

geographia: j. pendidik. dan penelit. geografi

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The Covid-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the management of Pantai Siuri in Toinasa Village, Poso Regency. This research employs a qualitative method, utilizing data collection through observation, interviews, and documentation to analyze the effects on visitor numbers, tourism management, and the role of the government. The study reveals a decrease in income and reservation cancellations due to the Covid-19 pandemic, along with the obligation for tourists to adhere to health protocols. Despite facing losses, the management still keeps the tourist site open to meet daily needs. The government implements health protocols for the safety of tourists, while the village government focuses on cleanliness, beauty, and pollution prevention.

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Dampak Pandemi Covid-19 terhadap Kunjungan Objek Wisata Pantai Siuri Desa Toinasa Kabupaten Poso

Balimawo,

Sumilat,

Ramadhan

2024

geographia: j. pendidik. dan penelit. geografi

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“…The tropical rainforest representing substantial parts of North Sulawesi is extremely ecologically diverse. The variation of natural vegetation and its richness results from factors including soil chemistry, water, climate, and altitude [2].…”

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“…Major modifications in land covers in North Sulawesi in the past few decades are built-up land development and beach reclamation. According to 1192 (2023) 012011 IOP Publishing doi:10.1088/1755-1315/1192/1/012011 2 [2] North Sulawesi's landscape has changed as a result of deforestation since the 1970s. Advanced urban developments can bring various impacts, such as increases in population growth, land cover changes and their functions, and changes in environmental qualities.…”

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Bird composition as an environmental quality indicator in Wallacea’s urban area

Arini¹,

Kinho²,

Mayasari

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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North Sulawesi Province, part of Wallace Bioregion, has a complex ecosystem. Advanced urban development brings various impacts, such as environmental change. Birds’ existence around human provides some advantages, such as assisting the process of plant pollination, controlling insect populations, and indicators of environmental quality. This study aimed to determine the bird species composition in four locations and the environmental quality was analysed using the Bird Community Index (BCI). This study gathered data on bird species in Manado Bay, Gunung Tumpa, Kawanua Arboretum, and the Kaki Dian areas. We conducted field observation through point count method as primary data and the secondary data were obtained from previous publications. Data were analyzed using Bird Community and Sorenson indexes. This study revealed that the birds’ quantities and composition moderately varied in four locations. This study found 37 bird species in Manado Bay, 33 in Tumpa Mountain, 36 in Kawanua Arboretum, and 49 in the Klabat mountain areas. The Bird Community Index (BCI) accumulation ranged from 56.0 – 68.4 and it was categorized as medium environmental quality. Sorensen’s community similarity index displayed a value of 30.3-51.0% which classified as low to medium community similarity.

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Community-Based Tourism Development in North Minahasa; North Sulawesi Indonesia

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Dampak Pandemi Covid-19 terhadap Kunjungan Objek Wisata Pantai Siuri Desa Toinasa Kabupaten Poso

Dampak Pandemi Covid-19 terhadap Kunjungan Objek Wisata Pantai Siuri Desa Toinasa Kabupaten Poso

Bird composition as an environmental quality indicator in Wallacea’s urban area

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