| dc.description.abstract | Cipeuteuy Village is situated adjacent to the Gunung Halimun Salak
National Park, speci=ically within the Halimun-Salak Corridor, which connects the
ecosystems of Mount Halimun and Mount Salak. The village experiences ecological
pressures, including forest degradation from agricultural expansion, habitat
fragmentation, and limited community-based conservation efforts. As a part of the
national park buffer zone, Cipeuteuy Village plays a crucial role in supporting
restoration and conservation activities. A bioregion-based approach is needed to
harmonize ecological priorities with local socio-cultural conditions. The
term bioregion, derived from bio (life) and region (territory), refers to a living
system with boundaries de=ined by natural features that sustain the unique
activities of the biotic community within it. This study uses spatial and qualitative
analyses to examine biophysical characteristics and community dynamics. The
objectives of this study are: (1) to identify the landscape characteristics of
Cipeuteuy Village based on bioregion units, landscape units, and place units; (2)
to analyze the existing landscape zoning; and (3) to develop a landscape plan that
positions Cipeuteuy as a bioregion-based conservation village. the study
formulates an integrated landscape plan that prioritizes strengthened
conservation zones and an agroforestry landscape plan designed to enhance
ecological functions and support community-based conservation efforts. The
bioregional framework guides these strategies toward improving ecological
resilience and sustainable landscape development in Cipeuteuy Village. | id |
