socio cultural literacy of the buffer zone community towards preservation of the gunung halimun salak national park (tnghs)

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Abstract
The area of Gunung Halimun Salak National Park as the Halimun Ecosystem Zone is a mountain zone in Jawa Barat which has a high bio diversity. The traditional or local community have managed its natural resources by oriented it toward their interests. The completeness of its area ecosystem is fully depended on the buffer zone community. This research is identifying the socio cultural literacy of buffer zone community towards preservation of the Gunung Halimun Salak National Park. The method used is qualitative approach which used the members of the community as informants. The result of the research show that the buffer zone "Kasepuhan" traditional community had realized their role as a part of social environtment and had known how to fit themselves in each culture involed in their social relationships. It is concluded that the traditional community have high socio cultural literacy which support preservation program of the park.
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Authors ;Agus Rusmana;Edwin Rizal;Ute Lies Khadijah
Journal sustainability
Year 2018
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10.20473/rlj.V3-I2.2017.116-126
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