Development Of Eco Green Coastal Area In PACIRAN Village, Lamongan District

Abstract

Waste is one of the social problems faced by everyone in both villages and cities. According to Slamet (2002) waste is the residue of daily human activities or it can also be a natural process in the form of solid, or semi-solid in the form of organic or inorganic substances that can be decomposed and cannot be decomposed which are considered no longer useful and disposed of into the environment. The Indonesian Ministry of Environment released data on the average population living and staying in Indonesia that produces 0.8 kg of waste or equivalent to 200 million kg/day from the total population. The main source of waste in Indonesia is households, which nationally account for 44% of total waste generation .Poor waste management in the form of waste disposal on riverbanks, coastal areas and waters is the main cause of flooding in the village of Paciran and its surroundings.In addition, it is also necessary to g r e e n t h e environment.With greening, it will reduce air pollution, reduce dust particles and also maintain groundwater quality. In addition to being deposited to the collectors, there is no garbage that is recycled into crafts that have economic value such as bags, pots, elengan etc.. The utilization of waste into handicrafts is an icon of regional souvenirs for tourists. Planted plants are priority productive plants, for example ohon siwalan which is a t ypical tree that usually grows in coastal areas. from the siwalan tree can be taken "ental" fruit which can be used as a typical souvenir of aciran. In addition, the sap of the tree can also be made into a drink "legen" which is also a typical s o u v e n i r o f coastal areas so that eco green can be formed in Paciran Amongan village