| dc.description.abstract | Land rehabilitation is the reconstruction of the disaster areas to support disaster mitigation , can be
carried out by the method of vegetative soil conservation . Rehabilitation and management of sloping
lands by means of utilizing the right plants as a means of conservation , according to the geographical
and topographical conditions This could be an alternative for land rehabilitation Glagahwero sub
watershed area , Panti district , Jember regency , which in 2006 experienced flash floods . From the study
before are known , flooding is caused due to erosive soils and land use change . The purpose of this study
was to determine the suitability of the area function and physiological condition of the plants for support
the rehabilitation process .
Primary data used is the 2008 Aster satellite imagery and other supporting data , such as soil type
maps, slope maps , maps of erosion , rainfall data and others. Analysis performed with Geographic
Information Systems ( GIS ) . The results of the study are known , the protected forest area , covering an
area of 1,000 ha that potentially critical and annual crop cultivation area covering 4200 ha , 50 % is
potentially critical . Rehabilitation efforts must be made , by vegetative conservation methods , the plant
is adapted by the area function and physiological conditions .
The study showed that , as erosion control on protected forest areas can be selected sengon laut
and kemlandingan . Teak , mahogany and sono keling for buffer zones and plant coffee , cacao ,
rambutan , durian , avocado , jackfruit , interspersed with salam and mahogany , for annual cultivation
area . As for the edge of the river , as the amplifier terrace , can be planted with bamboo , salak and
kaliandra . | en_US |
