Pengaruh Inovasi Produk Dan Pemasaran Media Facebook Terhadap Minat Beli Batik Pada UD. Silvia Desa Telaga Biru-Tanjung Bumi

Tanjung Bumi batik has a rich variety of motifs, patterns, and colors that can describe the character of the coastal population, especially Madura Island. The purpose of this study was to determine whether product innovation and Facebook media marketing had an effect on buying interest in batik. The sampling technique in this study used the non-probability sampling method with purposive sampling technique, and analyzed with IBM SPSS 2.0 software. The results of this study indicate that the product innovation variable (X1) is worth 0.608, which shows a value of 0.000 0.05, this indicates that the product innovation variable has a significant effect on buying interest. The Facebook media marketing variable (X2) has a value of 0.424, which shows a value of 0.000 0.05, it shows that the Facebook media marketing variable has a significant effect on buying interest. Based on testing the value of Ftable 2.41 Fcount of 483.646 with a significance of 0.000 0.05, this shows that Product Innovation and Facebook Media Marketing have a simultaneous or joint effect on buying interest.

Observations of a coastal population of huemul, Hippocamelus bisulcus (Artiodactyla: Cervidae) in Riesco Island, Magallanes Region, Chile: a conservation opportunity

We document the presence of a huemul population on Cabo León, Riesco Island, Chilean Patagonia 15 years after its first assessment, providing ecological insights for this southernmost coastal population. During Austral spring 2018 we recorded indirect signs of huemul presence and five individuals including one yearling across 35 km of trails, estimating a density of 2.3 ind/km2. Records were distributed in dense secondary forest, at low elevations and slopes. These observations suggest the presence of a breeding population, favored by the establishment of a private reserve and the reduction of livestock, along with the recently established Kawésqar National Park.

COASTAL RESILIENCY APPROACHES

Our environment has been experiencing changes in climate patterns in ways that were not anticipated by past designs. Coastal engineers are increasing at the center of complex multidisciplinary projects. With changing climate, rising sea levels, and growing coastal population centers, coastal engineers are key players in developing solutions for both built infrastructure and natural systems. This presentation will discuss the challenges to coastal engineering and examine some coastal resiliency approaches on recent projects and experiences in the United States.Recorded Presentation from the vICCE (YouTube Link): https://youtu.be/prjG4LTU-iU

Membentuk kesadaran dampak sampah melalui pemahaman gaya hidup minim sampah

There are 275 million tonnes of plastic waste produced worldwide based on data compiled by Jenna R. Jambeck of the University of Georgia in 2010, and about 4.8-12.7 million tonnes of them were wasted and polluted the sea. As a coastal population of 187.2 million, each year Indonesia is producing an astonishing amount of plastic waste. It is an irony when Indonesia becomes one of the fourth largest waste-producing countries in the world. This problem motivated us to provide community service about a minimal waste lifestyle and invite young people in Yogyakarta to change their mindset towards plastic waste. The method of community service is carried out by holding a mini workshop with the theme of minimal Waste Lifestyle, to provide a change in mindset for the people involved, so that they can adopt a lifestyle of minimal waste. The results of this community service shows that to implement a minimal waste lifestyle, continuous education is needed so that people can adopt this lifestyle starting from themselves and reusing existing waste.