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BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews
Published by Universitas Islam Negeri Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi
ISSN : 29879477     EISSN : -     DOI : https://doi.org/10.30631/bumi.v1i01.1899
Core Subject : Science, Social, Engineering,
Chemical Engineering, Chemistry & Bioengineering Earth & Planetary Sciences Energy Environmental Science
Climate Changes Environmental Management Environmental Engineering Environmental Planning & Development Environmental Ecology Environment Conservation Environmental Impact Analysis Environmental Pollution Environmental Economy Environmental Policy
Arjuna Subject : Ilmu Lingkungan (semua ketegori) - Ilmu Lingkungan (Lain-Lain)
Articles 30 Documents
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Implementation of ecotourism concept in Jambi Province Angger Hidayat; Latusi Anggriani; Fitri Ana Siregar; Saldi Yulistian; Nur Jumriatunnisah
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 01 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i01.1899

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Ecotourism has a close relationship with sustainable tourism management, making ecotourism development strategies highly suitable for preserving ecosystems and playing a vital role in the conservation and management of natural habitats for species while creating economic benefits for local communities. Being a province with the highest number of national parks poses a unique challenge for Jambi Province as a pioneering province in ecotourism concept development. This research is crucial as it requires an in-depth examination of the limitations and challenges faced during the development process in order to establish Jambi Province as a model province for ecotourism. Qualitative analysis through literature review is essential to determine the extent to which the implementation of the ecotourism concept is applied in Jambi Province. The objective is to identify the limitations and challenges in the ecotourism development process in Jambi. The expected benefits of this research include expanding knowledge on limitations and challenges in ecotourism development and providing input for the future development of national parks tourism in Jambi Province. The results of this study indicate that the main aspect of ecotourism, conservation principles, is well implemented in Jambi Province, although challenges remain in the social and economic aspects. Some of the limitations in implementing social and economic principles include (a) the need for community involvement as stakeholders in planning, implementation, and monitoring of ecotourism development to enhance cohesion among individuals in the community; (b) collaboration between the government, non-governmental organizations, and entrepreneurs that still have room for optimization to ensure equitable and fair distribution of tourism benefits; (c) ecotourism, seen as a comprehensive product of natural attractions, has been established, but it is yet to be supported by tourism activities focused on nature and environmental conservation efforts.
The analysis of domestic water demand and management in Duren Village, Bandungan, Semarang District Suhendra Suhendra
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 01 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i01.1900

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The demands for and availability of water is one of the main natural factors that can sustain life and means of livelihood. Springs originating from the foot of Mount Ungaran are the main water sources for Duren Village, Bandungan District, Semarang, which play an important role in meeting domestic household water needs. In addition to analyzing various types of techniques and community involvement in managing water supply, this study aims to look at the needs and patterns of water use that are utilized. This research uses a survey method and is descriptive and analytical in nature through field observations and in-depth interviews with local residents using a questionnaire in the data collection process. Statistical analysis used for data analysis is analysis of frequency distribution tables and analysis of various correlations. Based on the study findings, the community views the availability of water as very high due to the abundance of water during the rainy season, the absence of drought during the dry season, and the ease of accessing water due to the direct supply of available water, except during the rainy season when mud or soil debris Landslides enter the water source so that the water becomes cloudy. Springs are used to supply the domestic needs of the population and the quality of the water at the study site is very good or clean. In addition, the results of the analysis at the research location show a very high level of community involvement in the protection and preservation of water sources. This indicates that Duren Village residents consistently participate in efforts to manage water sources by carrying out mutual cooperation activities, slametan traditions, and recitation traditions. However, because there is no specific organization or group that regulates or assists in the management of water sources to become more structured and organized for optimal use therefore the utilization rate of water sources is still below average.
Socialization of aquaponics utilization technology and aricultural waste as growing media for food security in Limporilau Village, Wajo Regency Harmin Adijaya Putri; Sri Hardianti Rosadi; Fitry Purnamasari; Nurjaya Nurjaya
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 01 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i01.1901

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The community service activity in Limporilau Village revealed that there is a problem regarding the low level of knowledge among the community about the utilization of aquaponics technology. Many people are still unaware that aquaponics can be implemented in limited spaces such as home gardens. The method used to address this issue includes socialization, lectures, discussions, and training on aquaponics system construction. The results obtained from these activities showed an improvement in the community's knowledge of aquaponics. This initiative aims to enhance food security and the self-reliance of the community. By utilizing aquaponics, which combines plant cultivation and fish farming, the community can benefit from a single system. Aquaponics also offers an alternative business opportunity for the community, as it yields high-value organic plants and fresh fish.
The flood points distribution in Dibal Village from 2019 to 2023 Zuhdiyah Matienatul Iemaaniah; Latifah Nurul Qomariyatuzzamzami; Muhammad Zaki Zamani
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 01 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i01.1902

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Floods are natural disasters that commonly occur in tropical countries like Indonesia. Floods often happen in low-lying areas densely populated by residents. The amount and intensity of rainfall have a significant impact on the occurrence of floods at specific points. Population growth and urban development have led to rapid construction, reducing areas for rainwater absorption. This study was conducted in Dibal Village, Ngemplak District, Boyolali Regency, which directly borders Surakarta City. The area has three important facilities as supporting facilities for the region. This research aims to determine the distribution and causes of floods in Dibal Village over the past five years.This research utilized spatial data, analyzed qualitatively using a descriptive approach. Research data were obtained from in-depth interviews and presented in a flood distribution map of Dibal Village. The results of this study identified flood points in Beran Hamlet, North Dibal Hamlet, Central Dibal Hamlet, South Dibal Hamlet, and North Wangkis Hamlet. Among these hamlets, the most severely affected by floods is Beran Hamlet, with flood depths ranging from 30-50 cm and a receding time of 5-9 hours. Meanwhile, North Dibal Hamlet experienced flood depths of 10-30 cm with a receding time of 3-7 hours, Central Dibal Hamlet had flood depths of 10-20 cm with a receding time of 3-5 hours, South Dibal Hamlet had flood depths of 15-25 cm with a receding time of 3-5 hours, and North Wangkis Hamlet had flood depths of 10-25 cm with a receding time of 3-9 hours
Isolation and identification of pathogenic bacteria in the Batanghari River, Jambi Hasna Ul Maritsa; Raudatul Jannah
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 01 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i01.1903

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Research on the isolation and identification of pathogenic bacteria in the Batanghari River, Jambi, was conducted from November to February 2023. The purpose of this research was to identify pathogenic bacteria in the Batanghari River, Jambi. The research method involved purposive sampling in the field and bacterial identification tests in the laboratory. Samples from the field were diluted, inoculated, and incubated on Nutrient Agar (NA) media for 24 hours. Macroscopic observations included the shape, color, elevation, texture, and surface of the bacterial isolates. Microscopic observations included the bacterial cell shape and characteristics in Gram staining. The research results showed the presence of pathogenic bacteria from the Vibrio cholera group
Perception And Compliance of Houseboat Fisherman Community in Lake Tempe in Utilizing Fishery Resources Harmin Adijaya Putri; Sri Hardianti Rosadi; Zul Kariman
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 02 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i02.2073

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The Tempe Lake plays a crucial role in the livelihoods of the community, serving as a source of sustenance. The fisherman community of the floating house around Lake Tempe possesses distinct traditions and local wisdom in the utilization of fishery resources within the lake. This research aims to analyse the perceptions and compliance of the community regarding the utilization of fishery resources in Lake Tempe. The research is situated in the village of Pallimae, a community whose fishermen inhabit floating houses of Lake Tempe. Perceptions are assessed based on the understanding of the presence and utilization of fishery resources in Lake Tempe. Community compliance is evaluated in the management of freshwater fishery resources grounded in local wisdom values. Perceptions and compliance data were gathered through questionnaires and processed using regression analysis. The results of the perception and compliance tests indicate that the floating house fisherman community in Lake Tempe adheres to local wisdom values related to fisheries resource management, encompassing (1)Conceptual levels, including prohibitions against damaging the lake’s ecosystem; (2)Value-based behaviours, such as prohibitions against littering in the lake and refraining from using coarse language and arrogance; and (3)Cultural and customary practices, including the traditional Maccera tappareng ceremony.
Implementation of Rice Fish Farming as an Environmentally Friendly Alternative for Pest and Weed Control to Support Food Security in Talotenreng Village Ambo Upe; Muhammad Adhan; Novita Dwi Yanti; Harmin Adijaya Putri; Sri Hardianti Rosadi
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 02 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i02.2080

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One of the main problems faced by farmers is the decline in farming productivity, resulting in farmer incomes also not decreasing. Apart from that, the problem of pests and weeds is also a polemic for farmers who always rely on artificial chemicals to control them. As long as the farming system run by partner farmers is still monoculture, the farming results obtained only come from one commodity. Farmers have not yet aimed at diversifying their farming, so the income they earn is very dependent on the success of their monoculture farming. The solution offered to partners to the decline in production followed by the degradation of agricultural land whose quality is increasingly decreasing is to refer to the concept of organic farming, where the use of fertilizer production facilities is directed at the use of agricultural waste as a substitute for inorganic fertilizer, apart from being a fertilizer, also as food for fish that is environmentally friendly. Apart from that, the solution offered is the application of an integrated agricultural system with the "Mina Padi" model. This system will cultivate rice together with fish in one rice field area so that the level of pest and weed attacks on rice plantations can be minimized. Rice plants in rice fields will provide natural food for fish, while fish function as control of pests and weeds in rice plantations. Apart from that, fish is a source of nutrients for rice plants. The aim of this PKM activity is to provide alternative farming diversification for partner farmers in increasing farmer income, increasing farmer knowledge, and reducing the level of pest and weed attacks by creating natural enemies in an integrated farming concept designed in the mina padi system.
An Analysis of Microplastics Contamination on Road Dust Around Jambi's Angso Duo Market Sri Indah Lestari; Syukrya Ningsih; Lidia Gusfi Marni
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 02 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i02.2222

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Road dust is a prevalent source of microplastics found in the atmosphere. The primary contributors to the presence of microplastics in dust are vehicle traffic, road surfaces, tire erosion, and road paint. The objective of this study is to categorize the various forms of microplastic pollution present in the road dust surrounding the Angso Duo Jambi market. The research employed a random sampling technique, specifically selecting 4 sample location locations. The total aggregation of microplastics amounted to 1.67 grams. Sample B exhibited the highest prevalence of microplastics, with a distribution of 2.78 grams in the vicinity to the right of Jambi's Angso Duo Market. The analysis of microplastics was conducted using a binocular microscope, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR). The microscopic analysis of microplastic reveals the presence of several forms, namely fibres, fragments, and films. The FTIR study results indicate that polyethylene is the prevailing polymer type. The chemical composition and types of microplastic polymers found near the Angso Duo Jambi market, as determined by the results collected, include polyethylene, polypropylene, and polystyrene. The environmental impact of microplastics is intricately linked to the characteristics of the microplastics themselves, including their kind, size, concentration, and duration of exposure. Further investigation is required to examine the enduring consequences of microplastics on the environment, particularly in relation to the contamination of road dust.
Soil Fertility Analysis using Microarthropod Diversity Index in Coffee-Based Agroforestry in Mount Ungaran, Indonesia Psn Masruri Sulistiyanto Ari; Ilham Alkian; Rully Rahadian
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 02 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i02.2223

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The conversion of forest functions to plantation land results in decreased land function and ecosystem disruption. Coffee-based agroforestry is a management system that is considered capable of maintaining land functions and reducing the level of leaching of nutrients. This study uses the soil microarthropod diversity index to evaluate the soil fertility level in 2 types of coffee-based agroforestry in Mount Ungaran. Sampling was conducted in Banyuwindu to represent intensive land and Gonoharjo as non-intensive land. Microarthropod samples in the soil were analyzed using Pitfall traps and extracted using the Tullgren-Funnel method. Soil microarthropods from the sampling were identified in family-level taxa. The species diversity index was analyzed using the Hutcheson t-test and the Sorensen similarity index. Characteristics of organic composition showed that intensive land had a value of 17% lower than non-intensive land. Environmental characteristics of intensive land types tend to have lower pH and soil moisture values ​​than non-intensive land. The Shanon-Wiener diversity index analysis showed that soil microarthropods on the Intensive land type were H'= 2.08 and the Non-Intensive was H'= 2.30. Hutcheson's t-test showed that the diversity of soil microarthropods was significantly different with a significant value (p-value < 0.05), and the Sorensen similarity index value showed a similarity level of 52.17%. Based on the results of various analyses, it can be concluded that the intensive type of land has lower soil fertility than non-intensive land in the coffee agroforestry system in Mount Ungaran.
Reducing Lake Water Pollution Level With Media Filter Variations Suhendra Suhendra
BUMI: International Journal of Environmental Reviews Vol. 1 No. 02 (2023): BUMI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30631/bumi.v1i02.2224

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Most of the surface water such as rivers, lakes, or freshwater swamps were mostly polluted by human activities. This research analyzed the quality of surface lake water located in Gunugkidul Yogyakarta and the treatment of polluted water with three different filtration media variations based on the value obtained from the calculation of Water Quality Index (WQI) methodology. Based on the value obtained from water quality calculations using the Water Quality Index (WQI) system, the value of Winong Lake water ranges between 25.41-44.24 or is at a fair water quality level. Filter A reduces turbidity with an average of 26.98 NTU, but a significant reduction can be seen from the filtration results of filter B with an average value of 15.3 NTU. Furthermore, filter C with different media thicknesses has the potential to reduce turbidity although the results are not as significant as filter B with an average of 22.08 NTU. For color parameters, Filter A can reduce color with an average of 59 Pt-Co. filter B reduces the color by a further value with an average of 30 Pt-Co. Filter C produces quite good results, namely with an average value of 53 Pt-Co. In filter A, the detergent reduction reached an average of 0.06 mg/L, while in filter B, a very significant value was obtained, namely an average of 0.03 mg/L. For filter C, a slightly different value was obtained from filter A, namely with an average of 0.055 mg/L. The use of more active carbon media in filter B has a very big effect not only on reducing detergent but also on turbidity and color. Furthermore, the dose of chlorine chosen to remove pollutants and organic materials is 0.3 ml/100ml. From the research results, it was found that using more active carbon media in filter B was up to 77% effective in reducing all pollutant parameters in Winong Lake water.

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