Increased production of green mussels (<i>Perna viridis</i>) using longline culture and an economic comparison with stake culture on the north coast of Java, Indonesia

Rejeki, Sri; Debrot, Adolphe O.; Brink, A.M. van den; Ariyati, Restiana Wisnu; Widowati, Lestari Lakhsmi

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“…Gambar 4. Benih (Spat) kerang diambil dari tali spat colector Desa-desa pesisir di wilayah Demak telah berhasil menerapkan AMA dan jalur hijau sebagai restorasi mangrove (Rejeki, Adolphe, et al, 2020). Banyak petani yang tambaknya berada di sepanjang sempadan sungai dan muara telah menyerahkan sebagian tambaknya untuk dijadikan sabuk hijau mangrove.…”

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“…Hasil penelitian Sri- Rejeki et al (2012) menunjjuknan, kawasan perairan pantai yang berada dibelakang tembok pantai (Hard Barrier) memiliki produktivitas tinggi yang dapat mendukung kehidupan organisme laut terutama fitoplankton. Perairan laut di depan sabuk hijau mangrove dianggap sebagai perairan yang subur dan berkualitas baik karena jasa lingkungan mangrove ke perairan pesisir (Van Oudenhoven et al (2015), (Bosma et al, 2020);Debrot, et al (2020), Alam et al (2021). Ada juga bukti bahwa bahwa di perairan pesisir Desa Grinting juga banyak ditemukan spat kerang hijau yang secara alami menempel pada substrat yang keras seperti akar mangrove, batang kayu dan bambu yang menempel di dasar perairan.…”

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Inovasi Teknik Pengumpulan Spat Kerang Hijau Yang Efektif Untuk Perolehan Benih Berkualitas Di Perairan Desa Nggojoyo, Kecamatan Wedung Kabupaten Demak

Ariyati¹,

Rejeki²,

Widowati³

2022

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ABSTRAK Pantai desa Nggojoyo Kecamatan Wedung Kabupaten Demak merupakan kawasan sabuk hujau mangrove yang perlu dijaga dari kerusakan dan penebangan liar. Perarairan laut didepan sabuk hijau mangrove merupakan perairan yang subur. Pengumpulan benih kerang hijau merupakan salah satu alternative kegiatan yang diperkenalkan kepada masyarakat desa Nggojoyo sebagai mata pencaharian, dengan memasang konstruksi bamboo dan tali diperairan laut di depan sabuk hijau mangrove sebagai tempat penempelan benih. Tujuan pengabdian kepada masyarakat ini adalah memperkenalkan teknologi tepat guna untuk mengumpulakan benih kerang hijau di perairan laut di depan sabuk hijau mangrove. Menjaga sabuk hijau mangrove dari kerusakan. Metode yang digunakan dalam pengabdian masyarakat ini adalah penyuluhan tentang cara pengumpulan benih kerang hijau. Praktek pembuatan dan pemasangan konstruksi bambu dan tali sebagai tempat penempelan benih. Monitoring dilakukan setiap bulan selama pengabdian yang dilakukan mulai awal Februari sampai akhir Mei 2022. Hasil pengabdian masyarakat menunjukkan konstruksi bambu sebagai spat kolektor kerang hijau yang dipasang selama 2 bulan diperairan desa Onngojoyo Kecamatan Wedung Kabupaten Demak banyak ditempeli spat kerang hijau yang berukuran antara 0,5 - 1 cm sehingga dapat disimpulkan bahwa pengumpulan spat kerang hijau hijau bisa dilakukan di perairan Onngojoyo Kecamatan Wedung Kabupaten Demak.

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Inovasi Teknik Pengumpulan Spat Kerang Hijau Yang Efektif Untuk Perolehan Benih Berkualitas Di Perairan Desa Nggojoyo, Kecamatan Wedung Kabupaten Demak

Ariyati¹,

Rejeki²,

Widowati³

2022

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“…NTFPs from mangroves include many animal products, but animal products are generally fisheries-related (mangrove finfish, shrimp, crabs, bivalves and gastropods) and their economic significance is much better documented than plant-related NTFPs. Often, there are production data particularly for the most important finfish, shrimp, crabs and mollusks [36,[84][85][86], even if they generally still tend to be poorly documented. In this paper, we focus on non-destructive plant-related products and uses.…”

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Non-Timber Forest Product Livelihood-Focused Interventions in Support of Mangrove Restoration: A Call to Action

Debrot

Veldhuizen

Burg

et al. 2020

Forests

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Mangroves of tropical and subtropical shores and deltas contribute to ecosystem functioning and human wellbeing in numerous ways but continue to be lost or degraded worldwide at a rapid pace. Overexploitation driven by poverty is often the root cause of mangrove destruction and degradation. The negative feedback cycle between destruction and poverty can only be broken by justly valuing current or introducing new sustainable livelihood options to foster long-lasting local support for mangroves. The large array of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) that mangroves offer have rarely been developed beyond the subsistence level and remain undervalued as “products of the poor”. In light of the global trends towards sustainability and bio-economy, today they represent a major business opportunity for forest communities to produce high value-added end-user products. Even though mangrove NTFPs have been recognized to have high potential toward inclusive development and poverty alleviation and to be highly gender-equal, the development of mangrove NTFPs has continued to attract very little funding or research interest. Several ecological characteristics make commercialization of mangrove NTFPs particularly challenging. Production at economies of scale, including quality standards, as well as marketing and value chain management are all essential in order to develop these products beyond their subsistence role. To be most effective, a systems perspective on NTFP development is needed, whereby product-market development occurs in unison and based on a participative, inclusive and fair development approach. The species/product of choice for value-added product-market development in any specific community or area will depend on several factors. To address many of the typical constraints and maximize the chances of success, we suggest that the use of village or district-level cooperatives may be particularly useful. A better use of the untapped potential of mangroves for local livelihoods may form a most convincing advocate for local protection and restoration of mangrove forests. Therefore, funding agencies, governments and researchers alike are called to invest in mangrove NTFP development as a way to locally incentivize sustainable mangrove protection and restoration.

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“…Bioprospecting is defined as the exploration of bioresource materials and their conversion into derivative products that help conserve and utilize mangrove forests in a sustainable manner, such that it has little impact on natural regeneration and provides alternative food sources 8 . The use of mangroves for bioprospecting can serve as a food resource, as fruit and leaves can be used as a source of food and nutrition 10 and as food and beverage like taffy, syrup, salad, cake and chip 11 .…”

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Bioprospecting Opportunities of Mangrove Fruits for the Coastal Community in Lubuk Kertang and Pulau Sembilan, North Sumatra, Indonesia

N¹,

Basyuni²,

Hanum³

et al. 2021

Asian J. of Plant Sciences

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Background and Objective: Mangrove plants are known sources of food and medicinal ingredients. Mangroves in Lubuk-Kertang, Pulau-Sembilan, Langkat and North Sumatra, Indonesia have great biodiversity. The study purposed to evaluate nutritional parameters based on antioxidant content and elemental analysis (micronutrients and macronutrients) in 15 true and associated mangrove species in Lubuk Kertang and Pulau Sembilan mangrove forests of North Sumatra, Indonesia. Materials and Methods: Determining each bioprospection parameter based on nutrients, antioxidants and analysis elements (macronutrients and micronutrients) in fine fifteen mangrove fruits with three individual repetitions: A.

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Increased production of green mussels (Perna viridis) using longline culture and an economic comparison with stake culture on the north coast of Java, Indonesia

Abstract: This is an open access article under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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Inovasi Teknik Pengumpulan Spat Kerang Hijau Yang Efektif Untuk Perolehan Benih Berkualitas Di Perairan Desa Nggojoyo, Kecamatan Wedung Kabupaten Demak

Inovasi Teknik Pengumpulan Spat Kerang Hijau Yang Efektif Untuk Perolehan Benih Berkualitas Di Perairan Desa Nggojoyo, Kecamatan Wedung Kabupaten Demak

Non-Timber Forest Product Livelihood-Focused Interventions in Support of Mangrove Restoration: A Call to Action

Bioprospecting Opportunities of Mangrove Fruits for the Coastal Community in Lubuk Kertang and Pulau Sembilan, North Sumatra, Indonesia

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