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IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science | 2017

Conservation planning on eroded land based of local wisdom in Kintamani sub-district, province of Bali

Made Sri Sumarniasih; Made Antara

Location determination is based on the compilation of soil types map, land use map and slope map. Uniformity of soil type, slope and land use is classified into one unit of land, so that there are 48 units of land to be use as sample points. The purpose of this research are to identify patterns of land use, determine the amount of erosion, the amount of erosion that is tolerable and erosion control through a conservation plan based on local wisdom. The erosion prediction used USLE method, erosion of tolerated (Edp) using the formula Hammer. Results of laboratory and field observations having analyzed using USLE showed some level of erosion on land use in the Kintamani classified from very mild to very severe: 4.79 to 370.60 t ha-1yr-1, while Edp ranges from 30.00 to 48.00 t ha-1 yr-1. erosion Severe to very severe found on the use of mixed garden/citrus garden, dry land and shrubs/ reeds. The planned of use of land is intercropping annuals with horticultural crops (cabbage), citrus trees intercropped with flower of gumitir and bush land planting with elephant grass on a slope of less than 25% and planted of trees on land with a slope above 25%.


E-Journal of Tourism | 2016

COMPARISON OF FOUR PATTERNS OF MANAGEMENT OF COASTAL TOURISM DESTINATIONS IN BALI-INDONESIA

Made Antara

Utilization of coastal in Bali tourism destination by investor is to build of hotel, bar and restaurant, and to develop beach tourism attractions, and so location of tourists expose to the sun known with term 3S is Sea, Sand, Sun. There are four patterns of management of coastal tourism destinatyion in Bali, nemaly, (1) Pattern of management by village tradition; (2) Pattern of management by village foundation; (3) Pattern of management by government authority/agency; and (4) Natural development (without pattern of management). The pattern of management by village tradition was applied in Kuta beach and Jimbaran beach in Badung regency. The pattern of management by village foundation was applied to manage of Sanur beach in Denpasar city. The pattern of management by government authority/agency was used to manage of Nusa Dua beach and surrounding in Badung regency. Meanwhile, natural development (without pattern of management) was used in many beaches in Bali, like Nusa Lembongan island beach in Klungkung regency. Two management patterns - management by village tradition and management by village foundation initiatives by local community and its developing, local community livelihood in all long of beach very depending on tourism. While, management by authority agency initiatives are mainly applied by the central government in Jakarta. Coastal tourism managed through the three kinds of management approaches are generally good, particularly on environmental security, tourists safety, maintaining clean environment which are made possible through mobilization of task forces. On the other hand, coastal areas without planned tourism management, generally suffers from several problems. Hence the development of sustainable coastal tourism should be managed by one of institution which may be that of a local community or a governmental authority/agency


Indonesia Medicus Veterinus | 2013

Identifikasi Senyawa Kimia Ekstrak Buah Naga Putih dan Pengaruhnya Terhadap Glukosa Darah Tikus Diabetes

Putu Alit Surya Wibawa; Made Antara; Oka Dharmayuda


Tourism hospitality management | 2017

Role of Tourism in Economy of Bali and Indonesia

Made Antara; Made Sri Sumarniasih


International Journal of Economics and Financial Issues | 2017

Mapping of Featured Micro-small-medium Enterprises in Buleleng Regency, Bali, Indonesia

Made Antara; Made Sri Sumarniasih


International Journal of Biosciences | 2016

CARBON STOCK DUE TO THE INTENSITY OF THE USE OF FOREST AREAS IN FOREST MANAGEMENT UNIT OF WEST BALI

Wiyanti Wiyanti; Indayati Lanya; I Nyoman Merit; Made Antara


E-Journal of Tourism | 2015

BALINESE WOMEN IN THE CRUISE SHIPS TOURISM INDUSTRY

I Made Darma Oka; Made Antara; I Gede Mudana


E-Journal of Cultural Studies | 2015

SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPLICATION OF BALINESE WOMEN WORKING ON CRUISE SHIP

I Made Darma Oka; Made Antara; I Gede Mudana


E-Journal of Tourism | 2014

FACTORS INFLUENCING TOURISTS’ REVISIT TO BALI AS MICE DESTINATION

Ni Made Eka Mahadewi; I Komang Gede Bendesa; Made Antara


E-Journal of Tourism | 2014

SATISFACTION AS MEDIATORS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOTIVATION AND LOYALTY OF DIVING TOURISTS TO BALI

I Wayan Suardana; I Komang Gde Bendesa; Made Antara

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