Perspektif Kultural Pengelolaan Lingkungan pada Masyarakat Adat Cikondang Kabupaten Bandung Jawa Barat

Abstract

Peoples of Traditional Cikondang Village, located in the village of Lamajang, Pangalengan, Bandung City West Java have a very close relation to the environment along with its natural resources. This relation is expressed in the form of procedures and rules on the management and utilization of landscape units as well as the diversity of plants as a form of adaptation to the natural environment. This research was conducted through ethnographic method for photographing people’s lives and ethnobotany to know the biological resources that are important to Cikondang’s people’s daily lives. Descriptive and analytical methods are used through interviews with 87 respondents and 4 key informants. Results of research on landscape units that were identified by the community, indicates that in terms of the character, function, and its management there are 9 units of landscape that is both natural landscape and which has been modified by Cikondang community activities. Each unit of the landscape is characterized by vegetation cover according to the type of value in order for daily life. Meanwhile, cultural factors, economic, and political could be a trigger to the landscape transformation of one type of landscape into other landscapes.

The authenticity of music culture of Kampung Naga and Cikondang Indigenous people, West Java, Indonesia

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“…To the east, it borders with Cisangkuy River, Cikalong Village, and Tribhakti Village. To the west it borders with Sukamaju Village and Mekarsari Village Pangalengan District (Dewi et al, 2015; Miharja, 2016; Ramdhan et al, 2015).…”

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“…Identification of tarasi fruit was carried out at the BRIN Cibinong Botanical Collection/Herbarium. The research was conducted exploratively using an emic and ethical approach [10]. The emic approach produces data on community knowledge in using tarasi fruit.…”

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“…Hutan awisan tidak bisa dikunjungi setiap saat, hanya hari Minggu, Senin, Rabu, dan Kamis. Leuwueng Larangan merupakan bagian transformasi pola manajemen pengelolaan lahan berdasarkan perspektif masyarakat Kampung Adat Cikondang (Ramdhan et al, 2015) (lihat gambar 3).…”