Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference Postgraduate School 2018
DOI: 10.5220/0007547705950598
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The Perspective of Small-Scale Fisherman Toward the Seagrass Conservation Contributes to the Sustainability of Friendly Environmental: a Case Study in Coastal Waters of East Lombok

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“…Another potential of East Lombok's coastal water is the marine environment, the bay's waters, and has been used by the community to develop aquatic cultivation. In this regard, seagrass's ecological services are a location for taking seeds for cultivation, such as economically important fish and cuttlefish [3,4]. The strategic values of marine cultivation practices by the community are: (1) protection from exploitation of resources such as seagrass ecosystems, (2) small-scale fishers have alternative livelihoods, (3) increase the participation of fishers and local communities in protecting local scale seagrass and (4) raise awareness of the importance of togetherness's value to create a sense of security and comfort in people's social lives [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another potential of East Lombok's coastal water is the marine environment, the bay's waters, and has been used by the community to develop aquatic cultivation. In this regard, seagrass's ecological services are a location for taking seeds for cultivation, such as economically important fish and cuttlefish [3,4]. The strategic values of marine cultivation practices by the community are: (1) protection from exploitation of resources such as seagrass ecosystems, (2) small-scale fishers have alternative livelihoods, (3) increase the participation of fishers and local communities in protecting local scale seagrass and (4) raise awareness of the importance of togetherness's value to create a sense of security and comfort in people's social lives [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another potential of East Lombok's coastal waters is the marine environment, the bay's waters, and has been used by the community to develop aquatic cultivation. In this regard, seagrass's ecological services are a location for taking seeds for cultivation, such as economically important fish and cuttlefish [3,4]. The strategic values of marine cultivation practices by the community are: (1) protection from exploitation of resources such as seagrass ecosystems, (2) small-scale fishers have alternative livelihoods, (3) increase the participation of fishers and local communities in protecting local scale seagrass and ( 4) ) Raise awareness of the importance of togetherness's value to create a sense of security and comfort in people's social lives [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%