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Pelatihan Pengumpulan Sampah Laut Kepada Pengunjung Pantai Pangandaran
Summary
This Indonesian study trained beach visitors at Pangandaran to collect and sort marine debris as part of continuous coastal waste monitoring. Citizen participation in marine litter monitoring is an important tool for tracking and reducing microplastic pollution in popular coastal areas.
Monitoring sampah secara kontinu dan global diperlukan untuk mengurangi dampaknya di perairan. Salah satunya monitoring sampah di Pantai Pangandaran yang merupakan salah satu objek wisata andalan di Jawa Barat. Banyaknya jumlah penduduk dan wisatawan menyebabkan sering terdapat sampah hasil buangan dan yang berasal dari daerah lain. Kegiatan ini bertujuan untuk memberikan pengetahuan kepada pengunjung Pantai Pangandaran maupun masyarakat dalam meningkatkan kepedulian terhadap sampah pesisir laut. Khalayak sasaran berupa masyarakat dan wisatawan pantai Pangandaran. Kegiatan dilakukan dengan metode partisipatori yakni memberikan wawasan bagaimana mengumpulkan sampah dengan basis ilmiah sederhana namun dapat dipertanggungjawabkan. Berdasarkan kegiatan pelatihan secara keseluruhan, baik dalam bentuk ceramah/diskusi maupun aksi bersih pantai dapat disimpulkan bahwa khalayak sasaran memahami pentingnya menjaga lingkungan pesisir dan laut. Serta adanya peningkatan skill khalayak sasaran dalam memahami upaya dunia melalui organisasi ICC (International Coastal Clean Up) dengan pengelompokkan sampah yang ada di dalamnya. Para peserta juga dapat mengaplikasikan form tersebut dikarenakan kemudahan untuk mengisi. Dilain hal, diperlukan penerjemahan form tersebut kedalam Bahasa Indonesia agar dapat digunakan oleh semua lapisan masyarakat.
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