Model of Alas Purwo National Park Conservation Effort based on Local Wisdom

Abstract

The interaction between the community around buffer village and Alas Purwo National Park is intense because the community's reliance on natural resources is still high. Natural resources are abundant in Alas Purwo National Park and are directly bordered by residential areas. The form of community interaction around buffer villages with is the selection of forest and beach results. The problem in voting activities conducted by the community, so far is that in addition to providing economic value to the community, this activity is also likely to result in the damage of natural resources. Forests provide benefits as well as threats to the world, especially people in the area around the forest. People around the forest have their own ways to manage the forest to keep the forest sustainable, one way to save it is to re-enact the local wisdom found in the communities around the forest.