Multilateral Network Ecosystem Management in Lomsak District, Phetchabun Province

Abstract

Multilateral Ecosystem Management Network in Lom Sak District, Phetchabun Province. This research is mixed qualitative research. This is qualitative research by collecting data by interviewing relevant persons.

The study found that Multilateral ecosystem organization, a network of communities in Lom Sak district, Phetchabun province, both in the water, the soil, the organic agriculture Waste management by the participation of multilateralism cover all areas for sustainable water resource management. There is an idea to develop a river by digging into a well in a creek a staircase leading down to the bottom and underground water banks to increase the level of groundwater by the participation process of network partners. Land-based agriculture is the main factor, so soil management adds organic matter to the soil. Achieved by using organic fertilizers which has many types as well. The use of manure, fertilizers, organic farming for household consumption Reduce the use of pesticides using natural methods to get rid of pests instead and environmental friendly waste management and systematic waste management with in situ separation and collection classification. By arranging a sorting bin for people to classify their waste separated into recyclable waste non-recyclable waste and dangerous waste implementation of waste management discipline.  Therefore, the Zero Waste community project has been established to promote and support the cooperation and participation of the people and local government organizations in the implementation of integrated solid waste management.

Space development and creative activities and enhancing ecological balance in Lom Sak district, Phetchabun Province. In which each area has activities Development that provides ecological balance Such as an upstream forest plantation activity on the left bank of Nam Pa Sak Irrigation canals for supplying water for agriculture Grow plants to add minerals to the soil. Encourage farmers to reduce the use of chemical fertilizers. Use organic fertilizers instead of chemical fertilizers. Encourage more organic farming and campaigning for the community to sort waste before throwing away and garbage bank activities to suit the community.