The actual use of urban forest for Jakarta’s dwellers
Nike Dyah Permata, Syartinilia Syartinilia, A Munandar
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Nike Dyah Permata, Syartinilia Syartinilia, A Munandar
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Urban forest is urban landscape feature serves as recreation area for urban dwellers. Jakarta has 15 urban forests spread all over Jakarta. Urban forest is urban landscape feature serves as a recreation area for urban dweller. How the actual use of urban forest by Jakarta city's dwellers is important to evaluate. The objective of this study were to analyse the extent of each urban forest coverage can reach by walk and how many dwellers's villages were visiting the urban forest from inside and outside Jakarta. This study combined field based interviews of urban forest's visitors with GIS analysis. As a result, University of Indonesia (UI) Forest (55 ha) and Dukuh Forest (0,58 ha) were identify as the largest (36 villages, 6.696,38 ha) and smallest urban forest (2 villages, 38,20 ha), respectively. Overall 73,33% visitors came from within the urban forest coverage area, whereas the rest (26,66%) came from outside. Therefore the actual use of urban forest has proven that urban forest as one of recreation area for Jakarta city's dwellers.
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Urban forest is urban landscape feature serves as recreation area for urban dwellers. Jakarta has 15 urban forests spread all over Jakarta. Urban forest is urban landscape feature serves as a recreation area for urban dweller. How the actual use of urban forest by Jakarta city's dwellers is important to evaluate. The objective of this study were to analyse the extent of each urban forest coverage can reach by walk and how many dwellers's villages were visiting the urban forest from inside and outside Jakarta. This study combined field based interviews of urban forest's visitors with GIS analysis. As a result, University of Indonesia (UI) Forest (55 ha) and Dukuh Forest (0,58 ha) were identify as the largest (36 villages, 6.696,38 ha) and smallest urban forest (2 villages, 38,20 ha), respectively. Overall 73,33% visitors came from within the urban forest coverage area, whereas the rest (26,66%) came from outside. Therefore the actual use of urban forest has proven that urban forest as one of recreation area for Jakarta city's dwellers.
Key concepts: Urban forest, Recreation, Geography, Urban forestry, Urban area, Forestry, Environmental protection, Socioeconomics