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Peningkatan Kapasitas Pokdarwis dalam Pengelolaan Wisata Berkelanjutan Air Terjun Tayak di Desa Uren Kabupaten Balangan Fatullah, M; Zulaikha, Siti; As'ad, M. Farhan; Norkamaliah; Hairiah; Inawati, Dike; Camelia, Aulia Syifa; Nabiella, Zahwa Fatika; Sabila, Nur; Zahara, Nabila Az; Alfina, Nor Azizah; Nugraha, Adimahsa
Hayak Bamara: Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025)
Publisher : Prodi Sosiologi FISIP ULM

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20527/hb.v3i2.732

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Tayak Waterfall is located in Uren Village, Halong District, Balangan Regency, with the pristine natural beauty of the Meratus Mountains. Its geographical location in the Meratus Mountains gives this waterfall the potential to become a sustainable nature-based tourist destination. In the context of tourism development, the role of Pokdarwis is very important as the main driver of the management of the Tayak Waterfall tourist destination. The community service program carried out by the service team aims to improve the management and promotion of Tayak Waterfall tourism through strengthening the Pokdarwis organizational structure, digital promotion, and administrative improvements. Activities carried out include social media management workshops, logo creation, social media account development, barcode and entrance ticket innovation, and registration of a Business Identification Number (NIB) as legal proof of tourism business. These workshops not only focused on improving technical skills but also on strengthening Pokdarwis members' awareness of the importance of sustainable tourism management. Pokdarwis members were given an understanding of digital communication strategies, creative and interesting content management, and the importance of destination branding in increasing tourist appeal. Despite facing obstacles such as low participation of Pokdarwis members and limited internet access, the program succeeded in improving the knowledge and skills of Pokdarwis members, strengthening the organizational structure, and enhancing the digital promotion of tourist destinations. The results are expected to increase tourist appeal, the sustainability of Tayak Waterfall tourism management, economic benefits for the local community, and the preservation of the surrounding environment. Through the implementation of workshops and ongoing mentoring activities, this program has strengthened Pokdarwis' capacity to design sustainable tourism development strategies that are adaptive to technological developments. The program emphasizes the importance of community collaboration and the use of digital technology as key drivers in sustainable tourism development.
Menamai Ruang-Merawat Asal-Usul: Toponimi Handil dan Migrasi Orang Hulu Sungai di Rawa Gambut Kalimantan Selatan Hakim, Arif Rahman; Damaiyanti, Varinia Pura; Khairussalam, Khairussalam; Wirawan, Wirawan; Fitri, Ahmad Azriel Iedil; Inawati, Dike
Balale' : Jurnal Antropologi Vol. 7 No. 1 (2026): May 2026
Publisher : Universitas Tanjungpura

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This study examines the internal migration of Hulu Sungai people to the Gambut region, Banjar Regency, South Kalimantan, with a focus on Banyu Hirang Village. Unlike state-organized transmigration, this movement occurred spontaneously through family initiatives, kinship networks, and the cultural ethos of madam. Using a historical anthropology approach, this research combines colonial archives, historical maps, ethnographic observations, and in-depth interviews to reconstruct the settlement formation process in a peat swamp environment. Findings show that migration coincided with the production of new living spaces through land clearing, water management, handil construction, and settlement development. This process generated local place-naming practices that recorded the origins of settler groups. Handil Kalua refers to the ancestral region of pioneers from Kelua (Tabalong), Handil Asang commemorates a founding figure from Kandangan, while Handil Satu and Handil Dua (formerly Handil Banyu Hirang) and the name of Banyu Hirang Village reflect the origins of settlers from Amuntai. The persistence of these names amidst infrastructure changes and land use transformations demonstrates that toponymy functions as a medium for preserving collective memory about origins and the history of landscape formation. The Banyu Hirang case reveals that internal ethnic-local migration is not merely a geographical relocation but also a process of producing new social spaces that retain traces of group history and identity. These findings offer a new perspective in migration and toponymy studies by highlighting the role of local place-naming practices in recording internal mobility within the same ethnic territory.