STRATEGI PENANGGULANGAN GANGGUAN KEAMANAN HUTAN PADA BALAI KPH SEJORONG MATAIYANG KABUPATEN SUMBAWA BARAT

Abstract

This study aims to (1) determine the types of forest security disturbances and their problems
at the Sejorong Mataiyang KPH Balai, West Sumbawa Regency (2) To determine the program of activities
as a strategic effort to overcome forest security disturbances at the Sejorong Mataiyang KPH Balai (3)
To formulate a strategy for overcoming forest disturbances at the Sejorong Mataiyang KPH Hall, West
Sumbawa Regency.
The research design used is a non-experimental research, namely the type of qualitative
research using respondents and interviews. Data collection techniques are in the form of questionnaires,
in-depth interviews, and Focus Group Discussions (FGD) to obtain relevant data and document studies
to complement primary data. Primary data were obtained through questionnaires and in-depth interviews
with respondents selected by purposive sampling, as well as Focus Group Discussion (FGD). Secondary
data was obtained from searching reports or documents regarding the types of forest disturbances and the
implementation of forest disturbance management at the Sejorong Mataiyang KPH Balai. The results
of data collection were analyzed by qualitative descriptive analysis and SWOT analysis is a technique
or strategy planning method that aims to evaluate strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
The results of this study indicate that the recapitulation of respondents in this study types
of forest security disturbances in the area of 4 Resort sub-districts namely Brang Ene District, Jereweh
District, Maluk District and Sekongkang District stated an average of 29.5 respondents with details of the
average respondents; For respondents from Balai KPH/Resort 39, respondents from the Environmental
Service 69, TNI respondents 30, POLRI respondents 25, Environmental Observers 14 respondents and
community respondents, it is 0. In the recapitulation results of respondents per type of forest security
disturbance in the work area of each respondent with The average number is 29.5, which states that illegal
mining (illegal playing) is the highest with 48 respondents, followed by 40 respondents stating
encroachment, 33 respondents stating illegal logging, 26 totaling respondents stated forest fires,
16 respondents stated floods and land slides and 26 respondents stated illegal grazing, from the results
of tabulation of respondent data it can be explained that illegal mining and encroachment are the highest
nuisance activities carried out by the community.