Pengamatan Mahacita Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia Terhadap Tradisi Masyarakat Terhadap Kelestarian Lingkungan Di Kampung Naga Jawa Barat

Abstract

ABSTRAK

Kampung Naga terletk di Desa Neglagsari, Kecamatan Salawu, Kabupaten Tasikmalaya, Jawa Barat. Di Kampung Naga Terdapat sebuah lembaga adat, yakni Ketua Adat, Lebe, dan Punduh. Ketiganya memiliki peran masing-asing Bahan kimia yang digunakan masyarakat dalam aktivitas sehari-hari ialah sabun mandi, sabun pencuci alat-alat rumah tangga, dan pestisida serta pupuk urea untuk keperluan bertani  dan berkebun. Pengelolaan sampah disana yaitu dengan cara memilah sapah organik dan anorganik. Kemudian sampah organik diolah menjadi pupuk dan sampah anorganik dibakar dibeberapa titik skitar sekeliling Kampung Naga. Sumber air untuk minum penduduk berasal dari mata air Cikahuripan yang terdapat di dalam perkampungan dan untuk keperluan sehari-hari berasal dari mata air Cikahuripan dan Sungai Ciwulan. Listrik di Kampung Naga amat sangat terbatas karena sumber listrik di sana hanyalah aki. Tradisi masyarakat yang hingga saat ini masih dilestarikan oleh masyarakat adalah masih empertahankan aturan bangunan di Kampung Naga, tidak menggunakan listrik, melestarikan Hutan Keramat dan Hutan Larangan.

ABSTRACT

Kampung Naga is located in Neglagsari Village, Salawu District, Tasikmalaya Regency, West Java. In Kampung Naga there is a traditional institution, namely the Customary Chief, Lebe, and Punduh. All three have different roles. Chemicals used by the community in their daily activities are bath soap, washing soap for household appliances, and pesticides and urea fertilizer for farming and gardening purposes. Waste management there is by sorting organic and inorganic waste. Then organic waste is processed into fertilizer and inorganic waste is burned at several points around Kampung Naga. The source of drinking water for residents comes from Cikahuripan springs located in the village and for daily needs comes from Cikahuripan springs and the Ciwulan River. Electricity in Kampung Naga is very, very limited because the only source of electricity there is the battery. The community traditions that are still being preserved by the community are still maintaining the building rules in Kampung Naga, not using electricity, preserving the Sacred Forest and the Forbidden Forest.