Muhammad Taali, Muhammad Supriyanto, Dinesh Basti Farani, Dyah Ayu Kunthi Puspitasari, Lala Hucadinota Ainul Amri

Public Awareness Of Conservation Area At Karimun Jawa

Introduction

Public awareness of conservation area at karimun jawa. Explore public awareness efforts for conservation areas in Karimun Jawa, Indonesia. Learn how community understanding supports sustainable tourism and environmental preservation.

Abstract

Tourism has become one of the major industries of many countries in the world. Do not miss the Indonesian state which is trying to take opportunities from the industry. In Indonesia, in the last five years, development has been very rapid because each region is trying to optimize its regional potential to boost the tourism industry. This is supported by the existence of regional autonomy which gives freedom to the regions to maximize the utilization of their potential to increase local revenue. The development of this potential is carried out by taking into account sustainable development along with the potentials and problems that each region has. A conservation area is an area or area that has been determined by the government as an area that must be protected so that the condition of the area remains sustainable. The importance of providing awareness and understanding (public awareness) about the conservation area is expected that the community will be able to play an active role in efforts to preserve the area. Based on this description, it is very important to make efforts to create public awareness in the Karimun Jawa Conservation Area. This activity is expected to increase awareness and understanding (public awareness) about conservation areas.

Review

The paper addresses a highly pertinent topic concerning the delicate balance between tourism development and conservation efforts in Indonesia, specifically focusing on the Karimun Jawa Conservation Area. The abstract effectively highlights the rapid growth of the tourism industry, driven by regional autonomy, and underscores the critical need for sustainable development practices. The core motivation for the study is well-articulated: the importance of fostering public awareness and understanding of conservation areas to ensure community participation in their preservation. The stated objective, to create public awareness in the Karimun Jawa Conservation Area, is clear and directly relevant to the broader themes of sustainable tourism and environmental protection. A key strength of this work lies in its focus on a specific, ecologically sensitive region like Karimun Jawa, where the intersection of tourism and conservation presents unique challenges and opportunities. The emphasis on public awareness as a cornerstone for effective conservation is commendable. However, as an abstract for a journal publication, it currently reads more like a detailed introduction or a proposal for an *intervention activity* rather than a summary of a completed or ongoing *research study*. It lacks crucial elements typically found in an abstract, such as the methodology employed (e.g., how public awareness was assessed or created), the specific research questions addressed, key findings, or the implications of those findings. The language, at times, is also somewhat informal for an academic abstract. To significantly strengthen the abstract and the underlying paper, it is highly recommended to clearly articulate the research methodology. This should include details on how "public awareness" will be measured (e.g., surveys, focus groups, interviews), what specific aspects of awareness are being targeted (knowledge, attitudes, behaviors), and what interventions, if any, were implemented or are being proposed. Furthermore, the abstract should clearly state the research questions the paper aims to answer, present the primary results or expected outcomes, and discuss the implications of these findings for conservation policy and practice in Karimun Jawa and beyond. By incorporating these elements, the paper would transition from outlining a vital objective to demonstrating a rigorous, evidence-based approach to addressing a critical conservation challenge.

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