PENDEKATAN PSIKOLOGI LINGKUNGAN UNTUK PENGEMBANGAN PEMBANGKIT LISTRIK TENAGA PANAS BUMI
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2019-11
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The socioeconomic potential of the mangrove ecosystem is huge, as is the mangrove
ecosystem in Bengkalis Regency. Mangrove ecosystem is a buffer and has a
multifunctional. Physically, mangroves have an important role in protecting the coast
from waves, winds, storms, keeping the coastline stable, preventing abrasion and
intrusion, accelerating land expansion and protecting river banks and beaches.
Ecologically, the mangrove ecosystem acts as a life support system for a variety of
aquatic organisms and terrestrial organisms including the place of fish seeds, shrimp
and shellfish, habitat for various birds, and other biota, as a nursery ground, feeding
ground, and selter area. Socially and economically, mangrove ecosystems are the
source of livelihoods of coastal communities including ponds, wood and non-timber
forest products. In addition, mangrove ecosystems contribute to controlling global
climate through carbon sequestration. This study uses qualitative methods by
conducting in-depth interviews or in-depth interviews. The results found that the
mangrove ecosystem in Bengkalis Regency has a value of direct use, value of indirect
use, value of choice, value of existence and value of potential mangrove resources to
be cultivated.
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economic, mangrove ecosystem and social