Abstract
This study aims to determine the sustainable harvesting system for wild plants with medicinal properties for the people of Lohia District, Muna Regency using observation methods with interview techniques, namely conducting in-depth interviews using questionnaires. The sustainable harvesting system for wild plants as raw materials for traditional medicine is to collect and utilize wild plants in their natural habitat and select the necessary plant organs to be used as ingredients for traditional medicines. Community knowledge about harvesting wild plants as raw materials for traditional medicines is passed down from generation to generation. The harvest time carried out by the community has met the sustainable harvest standard, namely harvesting plant organs according to the harvest age of the wild plants. Harvesting techniques are carried out manually by the community and do not damage the organs of the plants being harvested.
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