Muzayyinul Arifin

Sustainable Management Model Of Pasir Pengaraian Urban Forest

Introduction

Sustainable management model of pasir pengaraian urban forest. Discover a sustainable management model for Pasir Pengaraian Urban Forest. This study integrates ecological, social, and economic factors with community participation for urban ecosystem balance.

Abstract

Urban forests have a vital role in supporting the sustainability of urban development. This study aims to formulate a sustainable management model for Pasir Pengaraian Urban Forest using a mixed method approach. This study includes institutional analysis, identification of appropriate plant species, and development zoning mapping. A qualitative approach is used to examine institutional management and stakeholder participation, while a quantitative approach is used to evaluate ecological, social, and economic factors. The results of the study indicate that the management of Pasir Pengaraian Urban Forest requires integrated planning and development as well as strengthening of community participation-based management policies. In addition, optimization of the ecological, social, and economic functions of urban forests can be achieved through vegetation maintenance, management zoning, and periodic monitoring. This management model is expected to contribute to creating a better balance of urban ecosystems and strengthening the sustainability of regional development in Rokan Hulu Regency

Review

This study, "Sustainable Management Model Of Pasir Pengaraian Urban Forest," addresses a highly pertinent topic given the critical role urban forests play in sustainable urban development. The abstract clearly articulates the study's aim to formulate a robust management model for a specific geographical context, Pasir Pengaraian. The commitment to a mixed-methods approach, integrating qualitative institutional and stakeholder analysis with quantitative evaluation of ecological, social, and economic factors, suggests a comprehensive and multi-faceted investigation. This foundational approach promises a holistic understanding necessary for developing an effective and sustainable management framework. A notable strength evident from the abstract is the comprehensive scope of analysis, encompassing institutional structures, appropriate plant species identification, and development zoning mapping. These elements are crucial for practical urban forest management. The study's findings, emphasizing integrated planning, community participation, and optimization of ecological, social, and economic functions through tangible actions like vegetation maintenance, management zoning, and periodic monitoring, align well with contemporary best practices in sustainable resource management. This multi-pronged approach indicates a sound understanding of the complexities inherent in urban forest ecosystems. While the abstract effectively outlines the study's scope and key findings, a full assessment would likely explore the specific innovations of this "model" and its transferability beyond Rokan Hulu Regency. The stated expectation that the model will contribute to urban ecosystem balance and regional development sustainability is compelling. The research appears to provide valuable, actionable insights for local policymakers and planners. The potential for this detailed case study to inform similar urban forest management initiatives in other developing regions, perhaps with comparable socio-ecological conditions, could be a significant contribution that the full paper would likely elaborate on.

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