Conservation Of Tendrils In Kepuh Village, Ngawi Regency As An Ecotourism Destination

Abstract

Tendrils garden is a park located in Kepuh Village, Ngawi Regency. It is called Tendrils garden because in this garden there are many tendril plants. This study aims to determine the conservation of tendrils in Kepuh Village. Data collection was carried out by direct interviews and observations. Interviews were conducted with managers and visitors. Observation was carried out to find out the condition of the Tendrils garden. The data that has been obtained is then analyzed using qualitative descriptive. The results showed that the treatment of tendrils was placed in a bright but shady place, planted with clay, not watered too much, fertilized every 2 weeks, and pruned every 3 weeks. Tendril plants need to be cared for because they have benefits, namely helping to filter toxins in the air and reducing mold. The existence of tendrils park makes a positive contribution to improving the quality of life of the surrounding community, both in terms of the environment and society.