Optimization of Preservation and Utilization of Local Plants from Environmental Law Perspective in Badung Regency Government

This study examines the optimization of the preservation and utilization of local Balinese plants in Badung Regency. Balinese Local Plants which are diverse and important needs such as for usdha, ceremonial facilities, and also greening have not been optimally empowered. There are still many plants that do not come from local Bali that are actually widely used in Bali, especially Badung. The research uses empirical legal research, with observations in the field, especially in the Badung area, in Badung uatra, especially in the evening and the area of local plant cultivation in Bali. Then it is supported by secondary data, in the form of research results and journal journals related to the issues discussed. The research examined and analyzed the policies that will be made in protecting and utilizing local Balinese plants to be optimized in the Balinese community, especially in Badung. In relation to the protection and management of the environment in local Balinese plants which are used for the benefit of daily needs and the needs of ceremonial facilities both on a small and medium scale, the preservation of local Balinese plants is included in the principles of environmental management, namely the protection of biodiversity. In order to provide protection for existing local wisdom such as the increasingly scarce Balinese lkal plant, the people's economic policy, by making customary law communities the main driver of the regional economy and expanding their access to existing financial institutions with services based on the existing legal system in the community. Policies made in the formation of regulations by changing the perspective of anthropocentric ways with an eco-culture perspective that sees indigenous communities as ecological socio-economic communities, which are more oriented towards preservation and utilization of local plants with maintenance of the environment are important.