Development of Mangrove Ecotourism Wonorejo Surabaya Based on Productive Landscape and Community Participation

Jeannyla,; Soemardiono, Bambang; Sulistyarso, Haryo

doi:10.29322/ijsrp.8.7.2018.p7961

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“…Based on this, nature eco-tourism has emerged as a favorite destination [16]. However, eco-tourism must consider local environmental factors, positive local environmental and socio-economic contributions, and good education and understanding for service providers or visitors about nature and environmental conservation [17].…”

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Land Use Change of Mangrove Forest for Eco-Tourism in the South Coastal, Bangkalan, East Java-Indonesia

Wardhani¹

2022

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The dynamic increase in human needs results in land changes in coastal areas, threatening the mangrove ecosystem's existence. The mangrove ecosystem in this area can be managed and developed as an ecotourism area to utilize and protect it. It is important to do this research to integrate mangrove forest management by assessing land change in other surrounding areas as a starting point for the study. This study aims to analyze changes in the use of mangrove land and surrounding land on the southern coast of Bangkalan Regency within ten years and analyze the suitability of mangrove land for eco-tourism as an effort to use and preserve it following urban planning. This study uses multitemporal satellite Landsat 7 ETM+ (in 2009) and Landsat 8 OLI (in 2019). Land change classification using Sthe upervised Classification method with accuracy test using the confusion matrix method. The assessment of eco-tourism potential at the research site uses a matrix of land suitability for mangrove eco-tourism. The analysis of changes in mangrove forest cover on the southern coast of Bangkalan Regency showed a growth of 40.48% from 2009 to 2019. The addition of a mangrove area indicates that the forest area has the potential to be exploited. Based on land suitability analysis, mangrove forests in Langpanggang and Modung have the potential to be developed as eco-tourism areas.

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Land Use Change of Mangrove Forest for Eco-Tourism in the South Coastal, Bangkalan, East Java-Indonesia

Wardhani¹

2022

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“…Likewise, Surabaya East Coast which was developed as a mangrove ecotourism area to become an ecotourism area is the right choice (Hakim, Siswanto, Nakagoshi, 2017). Also, in relation to the productivity of community-driven mangrove areas (Jeannyla, et al, 2018). Initiation of Surabaya city government in this region also gives important meaning to increase the added value and competitiveness of the city.…”

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Strengthening Capacity through Expansion of Community Participation in Mangrove Ecotourism Management in Pamurbaya

Rahaju

Suryono

Mardiyono

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The movement of the public sector in development has become important in relation to the governance agenda (Pomerantz in Bevir,2011;164) . Development failures in many developing countries are due to the presence of insignificant community participation in poverty alleviation (Grindle,2004;526). Surabaya is an example of a city that is trying to continue to empower its people through various activities under Dinas Pertanian dan Ketahanan Pangan.The potential of coastal areas that are rich in mangroves in Surabaya along the East Coast of Surabaya (Pamurbaya) is the choice to empower the community with mangrove ecotourism designn. Theoretically the phenomenon of empowerment in the view of researchers is interesting to study. Considering even though there have been many empowerment programs implemented in Pamurbaya. The existing program has not been able to fully complete community capacity development. Active community participation was also still limited and the achievement of prosperity that needs to be improved.

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Development of Mangrove Ecotourism Wonorejo Surabaya Based on Productive Landscape and Community Participation

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Land Use Change of Mangrove Forest for Eco-Tourism in the South Coastal, Bangkalan, East Java-Indonesia

Land Use Change of Mangrove Forest for Eco-Tourism in the South Coastal, Bangkalan, East Java-Indonesia

Strengthening Capacity through Expansion of Community Participation in Mangrove Ecotourism Management in Pamurbaya

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