Mangrove shrimp farm mapping and productivity on the Brazilian Amazon coast: Environmental and economic reasons for coastal conservation

Tenório, Geilson S.; Souza-Filho, Pedro Walfir M.; Ramos, Édson Marcos Leal Soares; Alves, Paulo

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2014.12.006

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“…Also included in this not-recommended area are areas for the purpose Figure 8. The final suitability map for brackish water shrimp ponds on the north coast of Tuban Teneorio et al (2015) shows that the considerable value of the ecosystem services provided by the mangroves especially and forest generally is greater than that of the production of shrimp in ecological and economic terms. The second delineated part is the most recommended area.…”

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Land Use Planning for Brackish Water Shrimp Ponds in The North Coast of Tuban, Indonesia

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Shrimp is a commodity that is increasingly in demand. The limited land resources implies the need of effective land use planning. The objective of this study was to assess land suitability for brackish water shrimp ponds, which then will be recommended for pond development in the north coast of Tuban, Indonesia. Analytical hierarchy process (AHP) were used to obtain the weight of the different criteria consisted of soil characteristics, topographic, water quality, and infrastructure criteria. The suitable land for brackish water shrimp ponds was determined by weighted overlay in GIS. The results show that the study area contains highly suitable land for brackish water shrimp ponds. Land use and land cover map was interpreted from 2014 SPOT 5 imagery. The area recommended for brackish water shrimp pond was delineated by taking into account the suitability and the constraints of land use and land cover. Abstrak Udang merupakan komoditas yang semakin diminati. Lahan yang semakin terbatas mengharuskan perencanaan penggunaan untuk tambak udang dilakukan secara efektif. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mendelineasi kesesuaian lahan untuk budidaya tambak udang air payau, yang kemudian digunakan untuk menentukan lahan yang dapat direkomendasikan untuk pengembangan tambak di pantai utara Tuban, Jawa Timur, Indonesia. Proses hierarki analitik (AHP) digunakan untuk mendapatkan bobot kriteria, yang terdiri dari karakteristik lahan, topografi, kualitas air dan infrastruk

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Land Use Planning for Brackish Water Shrimp Ponds in The North Coast of Tuban, Indonesia

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“…Penggunaan teknologi geografi seperti aplikasi Sistem Maklumat Geografi (GIS) mempunyai kelebihan tersendiri yang boleh membolehkan pemantauan secara berkala yang lebih baik dan analisis keadaan ekosistem secara lebih tepat (Zheng et al, 2016). Aplikasi ini boleh diaplikasikan untuk pemuliharaan dan pengurusan habitat pesisir pantai bagi hidupan liar yang kebiasaannya telah diaplikasikan untuk kajian persekitaran daratan (Tenório et al, 2015). GIS juga satu daripada pembangunan model ramalan berskala lanskap untuk menunjukkan taburan populasi haiwan (Tien Bui et al, 2016) dengan cara pengujian kesan struktur landskap terhadap parameter seperti taburan individu haiwan merentasi landskap tertentu (Tien Bui et al, 2016).…”

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The mangrove area around Teluk Air Tawar and Kuala Muda are one of the stopover locations for a variety of migratory bird species. However, migratory birds in this area are now classified as endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) due to the decline of bird population over the years. The Development activity and changes of shoreline area for industrial and housing, global climate change, natural disasters, illegal hunting and pollution around mangrove forests have led to declining of this bird species. This study focuses on the impact of excessive land use on local economic activities and environmental changes on migratory bird habitat around the study area. Spatial based technology approach through the geographic information system (GIS) applications is used to understand and identify the effects of land use on the distribution of migratory bird populations especially in their habitat selection. The results show that different land used activities have different impact on the distribution of migratory bird populations. This study is important in assisting the preservation and preservation of a location that was identified as important habitat for migratory bird species to ensure the continually visit in the future

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“…While saltwater aquaculture is being intensively practiced in eastern (Godoy and Lacerda, 2015) and northeastern Brazil (Santos et al, 2014), artisanal fisheries and crabbing as well as harvesting of other natural resources prevail in northern mangroves (Tenório et al, 2015). Northeastern mangroves suffer from severe habitat loss due to the advance of shrimp farming (Meireles et al, 2008) and other activities such as agriculture, urban expansion, and tourism (Guimarães et al, 2010).…”

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“…Frontiers in Marine Science | www.frontiersin.org (Glaser, 2003) Very incipient shrimp farming (Tenório et al, 2015) Climate change (Godoy and Lacerda, 2015) Erosion of river mouths and coastline (Godoy and Lacerda, 2015) and colonization of new areas due to salt water input from ocean rising (Cohen et al, 2008;Ward et al, 2016) Large coverage: 66% of mangroves under sustainable use; 15% in strictly protected areas (Prates et al, 2012) Corridor of protected areas currently planned for part of the mangrove belt…”

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Systematic Planning and Ecosystem-Based Management as Strategies to Reconcile Mangrove Conservation with Resource Use

2017

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About 120 million people worldwide live within 10 km of large mangrove forests, and many of them directly depend on the goods and services provided by these ecosystems. However, it remains unclear how to synchronize ecological definitions and legal conservation strategies regarding mangroves, especially in developing countries, such as Brazil. The influence of human populations' socio-economic context in mangrove conservation policies, as well associated challenges in incorporating this influence, are underestimated or, often, largely ignored. Considering the recent threats emerging from changes in legislation and the lack of spatial and social-ecological integrated data to plan mangrove conservation in Brazil, this paper aims to answer the following questions: (1) What suitable measures could managers and other decision makers adopt for efficient mangrove conservation planning?; (2) What are the site-specific, social-ecological aspects that need to be taken into account when deciding on conservation and management strategies?; and (3) How could science contribute to the development of these measures? In order to achieve an ecosystem-based management approach, mangrove ecosystems should not be divided into sub-systems, but instead treated as an integrated system. Furthermore, interconnections with other coastal ecosystems must be assessed and taken into account. This is crucial for effective systematic conservation planning. Also, most of the particular social-ecological aspects in the different types of mangrove ecosystems along the Brazilian coast, and how those differences might be considered while planning for conservation, remain poorly understood. Based on similar drivers of change, geological features, and likely impacts of climate change, a macro-unit approach is proposed to group mangrove systems along the Brazilian coast and guide national policies. This paper draws parallels with management approaches worldwide to find common points and hence lessons to be applied in other regional realms. It considers the issues of legal vulnerability and needs for social-ecological data on mangroves, contributing toward systematic conservation planning and ecosystem-based management for these ecosystems.

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Mangrove shrimp farm mapping and productivity on the Brazilian Amazon coast: Environmental and economic reasons for coastal conservation

Cited by 24 publications

References 40 publications

Land Use Planning for Brackish Water Shrimp Ponds in The North Coast of Tuban, Indonesia

Land Use Planning for Brackish Water Shrimp Ponds in The North Coast of Tuban, Indonesia

Kesan Perubahan Persekitaran Terhadap Habitat Spesies Burung Berhijrah

Systematic Planning and Ecosystem-Based Management as Strategies to Reconcile Mangrove Conservation with Resource Use

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