Nabila Cahya SakinaUniversitas Indonesia

COASTAL COMMUNITIES MOBILITY PATTERN AROUND MANGROVE

ECOTOURISM SUKAKERTA VILLAGE, CILAMAYA WETAN, KARAWANG REGENCY

INTRODUCTION

The communities involved is not only adults, youth also

starting to be involved

Mangrove forest in Karawang Regency covers about 28.76% of the total

mangrove forest in West Java

This mangrove ecosystem cause a change in the communities’ activities towards tourism

In Sukakerta Village, the mangrove ecosystem started to developed to become a tourist attraction in 2018 by surrounding coastal communities and reached 20.000 visitors a year

LITERATURE REVIEW

GENERATIONS

- WHO. 2018 & Srivinasan, V. 2012

MOBILITY

- Fellman. 2010

COASTAL

COMMUNITIES

- Tuwo, A. 2011

MANGROVE

ECOTOURISM

- Bricker,K. 2017

ACTIVITY

- Žganec. 2010

METHOD

Distance

Point

Time

Variables

Qualitative

Interviews

ObservationsDocumentations

RESULT & DISCUSSION

CONCLUSION

The existence of mangrove ecotourism influencedthe daily activities of the coastal communities.Furthermore, generations also influenced themobilities. The young generations have a moredynamic mobilities and unlimited scape. Whereasthe old generations have more static mobilities andlimited space.

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