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Analysis Of Mangrove Land Cover In The Sawo Marine Conservation Area, North Nias District Ifanda, Dayun; Slamet, Bejo; Yunasfi, Yunasfi; Sri Hastuti, Liana Dwi
Tunas Geografi Vol 13, No 1 (2024): JURNAL TUNAS GEOGRAFI
Publisher : Department of Geography Education, Faculty of Social Sciences, Universitas Negeri Medan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24114/tgeo.v13i1.52747

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Sawo sub-district of North Nias Regency has a mangrove ecosystem that has been designated as a Regional Marine Conservation Area (KKLD) with an area of 29,230.85 ha. The 2005 earthquake and tsunami are reported to have caused damage to mangrove ecosystems due to rising land levels. The increase in land surface has resulted in the destruction of mangroves in this area. This impacts the sustainability of the mangrove ecosystem in this region and is important to study. This study aims to analyze changes in mangrove land cover after the tsunami in 2006 to 2022 and to analyze the impact of changes in mangrove land cover. The results found that mangrove land cover continues to experience a reduction in area; in 2006, an area of 139.78 ha continued to decline until the remaining 70.87 ha in 2022. This is due to the increasing population growth that causes mangrove forest degradation and land conversion into agricultural land, plantations, and infrastructure. The increase in population is a driving force, land clearing for settlements and plantations is a pressure factor (Pressures), land use change is a factor of existing conditions (State), and reduced mangrove land area is part of the impact (Impact). Coastal spatial planning and counseling to reforestation is a response (Response). Land conversion to other uses contributes to this area's continued loss of mangrove land.Keywords: Mangrove; Land Cover; GIS; DPSIR
Analysis Of Mangrove Land Cover In The Sawo Marine Conservation Area, North Nias District Ifanda, Dayun; Slamet, Bejo; Yunasfi, Yunasfi; Sri Hastuti, Liana Dwi
Tunas Geografi Vol. 13 No. 1 (2024): JURNAL TUNAS GEOGRAFI
Publisher : Department of Geography Education, Faculty of Social Sciences, Universitas Negeri Medan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24114/tgeo.v13i1.52747

Abstract

Sawo sub-district of North Nias Regency has a mangrove ecosystem that has been designated as a Regional Marine Conservation Area (KKLD) with an area of 29,230.85 ha. The 2005 earthquake and tsunami are reported to have caused damage to mangrove ecosystems due to rising land levels. The increase in land surface has resulted in the destruction of mangroves in this area. This impacts the sustainability of the mangrove ecosystem in this region and is important to study. This study aims to analyze changes in mangrove land cover after the tsunami in 2006 to 2022 and to analyze the impact of changes in mangrove land cover. The results found that mangrove land cover continues to experience a reduction in area; in 2006, an area of 139.78 ha continued to decline until the remaining 70.87 ha in 2022. This is due to the increasing population growth that causes mangrove forest degradation and land conversion into agricultural land, plantations, and infrastructure. The increase in population is a driving force, land clearing for settlements and plantations is a pressure factor (Pressures), land use change is a factor of existing conditions (State), and reduced mangrove land area is part of the impact (Impact). Coastal spatial planning and counseling to reforestation is a response (Response). Land conversion to other uses contributes to this area's continued loss of mangrove land.Keywords: Mangrove; Land Cover; GIS; DPSIR
Co-Authors Afifudin Dalimunthe, Afifudin Ahmad Muhtadi Ani Suryanti Astuti - Auri, Mahla Rose Alba Bejo Slamet Budi Utomo D. Ariska, D. Daulay, Achmad T. Desrita Desrita F. F. Rais, F. F. Fadhilah, Amanatul Ifanda, Dayun Junaidy, Adil Kusuma Widya Sari, Kusuma Widya Lestari , Sri Marufi, M. Mashadi Mashadi Mohammad Basyuni muhammad rizky, muhammad Mulyawan, Ade N. Azmi, N. Pesta Saulina Sitohang Putri Pratiwi Ramadhan, Yudha Ilham Rizki, A. Rusdi Leidonald Saeful Yusuf Samosir, Putri Anatasia Sandy, Sarah D. Sihite, Yunita SIREGAR, TESALONIKA Sri Hastuti, Liana Dwi Togar Saragi, Togar Wisnu A. Adi Wisnu Ari Adi Wsinu Ari Adi, Wsinu Ari Yenni Ningsih Siringoringo, Yenni Ningsih Zulheri Noer