Democratic Society in the Local Wisdom: Citizen Participatory Activity in the Environmental Movement

Sari, Maya Mustika Kartika

doi:10.1166/asl.2017.10490

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“…Coaching and supervision can be made directly to the site and or using technical guidance. The community can participate in assisting local wisdom-based supervision [3]. Hardjasoemantri as described by Santosa and Quina [2], that community participation is needed in decision making related to environment and natural resources.…”

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Practices of Illegal Fishing in Pemalang Region: A Policy Analysis

Wahyuningrat¹,

Haryanto²,

Rosyadi

2018

E3S Web Conf.

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Abstract. The use of unsustainable fishing gear has resulted in the decline of fish resources and threatens the sustainability of fish resources. This can cause harm to the state and the interests of the fishermen themselves. Although various policies governing fishing gear are already in place, unsustainable fishing practices remain. This, of course, has resulted in overfishing and causing environmental damage. Using the case of fishing practices in Pemalang Region, this study found that fishing gears used by fishermen are prohibited tools because they have negative impacts on the environment. Some fishing gear is quite popular used by fishermen in Pemalang Region are stun, fishing nets, fishing rods and poison. Unfortunately, the use of electric current tool (stun) is found to be more dominant than fishing nets and fishing rods. Similarly, it has developed among fishermen to use toxic methods in fishing. This phenomenon encourages researchers to formulate an effective public policy to control and minimize illegal fishing practices.

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Section: E3s Web Of Conferencesmentioning

confidence: 99%