Participatory study reveals high public understanding of watershed conservation in Poboya Village, suggesting a need for increased community involvement.
Key Points
Strong understanding of watershed conservation was observed, with an average score of 116 among respondents.
Public participation in conservation activities is moderate, with a reported average score of 86 from 30 participants.
Data collection involved questionnaires and in-depth interviews over one month in Poboya Village.
Enhanced education and outreach initiatives are needed to encourage active community participation in conservation efforts.