Appointments status area of the Mist Mountain National Park-Salak (TNGHS) covering 113 357 ha through the Minister of Forestry made the access of indigenous peoples No.175/Kpts-II/2003 Kasepuhan Sinarresmi in harnessing the forest is a source of livelihood and customs / traditions to be closed, whereas On the other hand the community with their local wisdom has its own concept of conservation of indigenous wewengkon governing forest uses into leuweung deposit, cover, and cultivation. For indigenous peoples, with the presence TNGHS mean having to make adjustments (adaptation) cultural values that have been established against the rules in force in the national park.
This study aims to examine the reality of attitudes, adaptation of the system (technological, organizational, and ideological) and values of indigenous peoples Kasepuhan Sinarresmi. In addition, to know the ecological model of adaptation by indigenous peoples in the face of the contents Kasepuhan Sinarresmi content policy. The collection of data using depth interview technique, observation and focus group. Further research data analyzed by descriptive analysis and SWOT analysis.
The results on the ground shows that within the community itself there are differences in attitudes in the face of national parks, there is an accept, reject, and do not take the attitude / neutral. However, unrest among the people who reject the still growing. Outputs generated through this research is to find a model of ecological adaptation of indigenous peoples so that even though access to the forest a bit but people can achieve decent living standards. Thus the adage "businesses can katenjo, society jongjon ngejo, leuweung tetep hejo" can be realized.
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