Abstract:
This study analyzes environmental services based on ecosystem services for the provision of
food, clean water, fiber, and genetic resources in the Amandit Sub-watershed, South
Kalimantan. The methods used are quantitative descriptive analysis and spatial analysis
using ArcMap 10.8 and QGIS 2.3 software. The data used consist of secondary data (maps,
weight-scores, statistics) and primary data (ground check of land cover). The analysis results
show a diverse distribution of ecosystem services, with clean water provision services
dominated by the high class (43.33%), while fiber and genetic resource provision services
are mostly in the medium to high classes. These findings emphasize the importance of
protection and sustainable management of the Amandit Sub-watershed to support
sustainable development goals.