A CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT MODEL OF CULTURAL AND ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM IN BUDDHIST PLACES LOWER ISAN

Abstract

This research is intended. To study the history, current conditions, conservation issues, and development of the ecological cultural management model of the Lower Northeast. From March 2557 to June 2015, 8 Buddhist temples were built in 4 provinces, each with 2 monasteries. Wat Lertsawat Wat Phra Pho Wat Khok Krachai Wat Khao Sala Abula Wat Khao Tai Nong Muang Forest Monastery And Buddhist monastery, Don Kaew Use qualitative research methodology. Field storage Contains surveys, observations, interviews and discussion groups. Organize data analysis and present data analysis results. By descriptive analysis The research found that The conservation and development of the cultural ecosystem management system of the Lower Northeastern Buddhist Sanctuary is divided into 7 types: 1) Forest park is a watershed 2) Community forest develops as permanent forest 3) Forest community organization and network 4) Forest conservation community development is mixed deciduous forest. 5) Traditional Buddhist ecological park. 6) Traditional ecological forest community; and 7) Buddhist forest ecological system. Conclusions that the conservation and development of the ecosystem management model of the Lower East It is a forest source, food, herbs, archaeological sites, recreation places. It is a moral, ethical, and ethical training center, a source of research, basic information on cultural ecology. To maintain genetic diversity of flora and fauna. To balance the Buddhist ecology. Encourage the learning process to develop a plan for the development of the Buddhist world. Prepare for the development of a cultural ecosystem to support the economic and social change of the ASEAN community. Can be applied in the community and society sustainably.