Socialization of River Watershed Management (DAS Roraya) for Environmental Conservation
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Background. Socialization of the management of the Roraya River Basin (DAS Roraya) for environmental conservation is recognized as an influential and most effective process that can increase social participation in maintaining the continuity of the environmental carrying capacity. Through a series of outreach programs, we are very aware that we can overcome environmental problems that can occur both due to natural events and human activities. As can be seen up to now, there are still many environments that are affected by damage due to lack of awareness from the community, therefore there is a need for social support such as conservation facilities that provide understanding regarding the importance of maintaining the environment so that it remains well maintained and sustainable so as to maintain environmental sustainability in around the river basin area.
Purpose. Socialization of the management of the Roraya River Basin (DAS Roraya) for environmental preservation is carried out as a form of service, with the aim of providing social support in preserving the environment so that it remains protected and avoids the risk of environmental damage.
Method. This research uses a descriptive research design with a qualitative approach. This design was chosen to understand in depth the process of socializing the management of the Roraya watershed and its impact on community awareness and participation in environmental conservation. This research will also identify factors that support and hinder the success of socialization. data collection techniques through interviews and documentation.
Results. Carrying out community service activities in the form of socialization provides the community with an understanding of the stages of the Roraya River Watershed (DAS) management process as an effort to preserve the environment. The stages are a series of focus discussions in this activity, including actions taken to anticipate or prevent disasters from occurring, as well as management of natural resources and carrying capacity as an effort to preserve the environment, especially in the Roraya Watershed area.
Conclusion. With this activity, it can be concluded that the implementation of socialization on the management of the Roraya River Basin (DAS Roraya) for environmental conservation is recognized as one of the most effective and efficient efforts to support the government in raising public awareness to preserve the environment.
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