observes the flow rate. Figure 25.8 shows the observation points and flow rate data
(m
3 /s) on December 10 and 11, 2019. Canal flow data can be used to help water
management and can also be used for requesting companies to cooperate in terms of
water management in emergency situations such as drought and flood.
25.3.2.3 Reforestation and Plant Cultivation
As a concept of reforestation, JPP and villagers studied the combined cultivation of
native tree species and cash crops that are suitable for wet condition and cash crops
that improve livelihoods. Figure 25.9 shows the locations of 19 reforestation sites in
the re-wetlands, and Table 25.1 shows the types of reforested trees. The villagers
selected tree species for planting for livelihood improvement by combining with
several tree species such as Jengkol and Putai. Cash crops and timber-tree species
Fig. 25.8 Map of channel flow monitoring points in Tanjung Leban (TL) on December 10 or
11, 2019
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(m
3 /s) on December 10 and 11, 2019. Canal flow data can be used to help water
management and can also be used for requesting companies to cooperate in terms of
water management in emergency situations such as drought and flood.
25.3.2.3 Reforestation and Plant Cultivation
As a concept of reforestation, JPP and villagers studied the combined cultivation of
native tree species and cash crops that are suitable for wet condition and cash crops
that improve livelihoods. Figure 25.9 shows the locations of 19 reforestation sites in
the re-wetlands, and Table 25.1 shows the types of reforested trees. The villagers
selected tree species for planting for livelihood improvement by combining with
several tree species such as Jengkol and Putai. Cash crops and timber-tree species
Fig. 25.8 Map of channel flow monitoring points in Tanjung Leban (TL) on December 10 or
11, 2019
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