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Identifikasi Jenis Dan Kelimpahan Sampah Pantai Di Kawasan Wisata Pantai Sako, Provinsi Sumatera Barat
This research was conducted in January - February 2024, the research location is on the coast of Sako, West Sumatra Province. This study aims to determine the type and abundance of beach litter, analyze the different types and abundances of beach debris between stations, and analyze the differences in the type and abundance of beach debris between sampling times. The method used in this study is a survey using purposive sampling techniques, which is a sampling technique by selecting subjects who have certain characteristics or criteria that are considered relevant for research purposes. Plastic waste is the most common type, namely 839 units (56%), glass as many as 37 units (3%), wood as many as 455 units (30%), and others as many as 105 units (7%), metal / metal as many as 26 units (2%), and rubber as many as 37 units (2%). The highest abundance of waste occurs on weekends (6.932 units / m2), and the lowest abundance of waste occurs on weekdays (5.44 units / m2). The total mass of beach wasteobtained on weekdaysand weekendsamounted 4,195 Kg/m2.Thehighest mass of waste is at station II (2.170 Kg/m2), the second highest mass of waste is at station III (1.325 Kg/m2), and the lowest mass of waste is at station I (0.698 Kg/m2). One Way Anova test, showing that the abundance of garbage at each station (P > 0.05). As well as the abundance of waste between sampling times (weekdays and weekends) at each station (P > 0.05). Based on the results of the One Way Anova test and the T Test, it can be concluded that each station between sampling the type and abundance of beach litter does not have significant type differences.
Keywords: Abundance, Beach Garbage, Plastic, Purposive Sampling, Sako Beach, West Sumatra.
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