Putting communities at the heart of marine conservation

Church, Gabriella; Benbow, Sophie; Duffy, Henry

doi:10.1017/s0030605323000145

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“…Based on findings that damage to marine ecosystems is caused by garbage problems, tiger trawls, and the use of bombs at sea, according to previous research (Arcas et al, 2023;Ceccarelli et al, 2022;Church et al, 2023;Mclean et al, 2023;Rima et al, 2023;Savitri et al, 2023). Marine conservation efforts can be carried out through the application of ethics, customary law, beliefs, and norms (Darmayenti, 2019;Kanhadilok &;Watts, 2013;Kisno et al, 2022;Parvati et al, 2018;Smith et al, 2020).…”

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“…The same problem was also found in the research of Yasir Haya et al (2022) coral reef ecosystems in the Tiworo Strait Protected Area (TSCA) face various natural and anthropogenic stress-triggering threats that can damage the role and services of coral reef ecosystems. Plastic waste clogs the oceans and fragments into microplastics that significantly cause damage in the ocean (Church et al, 2023).…”

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Local Wisdom Through Online Short Story Literacy as a Means of Marine Conservation

Afandi,

Anshari,

Agussalim AJ

et al. 2024

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On the one hand, the condition of our marine ecosystem is degraded. On the other hand, the existence of social changes in society has caused local wisdom to almost be forgotten by the history of its existence. Therefore, this study aims, namely: 1) to describe the problem of damage to marine ecosystems in Jemmy Piran's four short stories, and 2) to describe the local wisdom in the short story by Jemmy Piran as an alternative for marine conservation. This research used qualitative type with descriptive method. The focus of the research is the problem of damage to marine ecosystems, local wisdom, and marine conservation alternatives in the short stories studied. The theory used is the theory of literary ecology, local wisdom theory, and concepts related to marine conservation. Sources of research data, namely four short stories by Jeremy Piran which can be accessed online via the web ruangsastra.com. The research data are sentences or expressions in the short story that show the problem of marine damage, local wisdom, and marine conservation alternatives in the short story. The analysis technique used is content analysis. The results of the research are: (1) the issue of marine damage due to trash, trawling, and the use of fish bombs; (2) local wisdom found data regarding: 1) ethics totaling 3 data; 2) customary law totaling 6 data; 3) trust totaling 33 data; and 4) the norm is 5 data.

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Local Wisdom Through Online Short Story Literacy as a Means of Marine Conservation

Afandi,

Anshari,

Agussalim AJ

et al. 2024

ajosh

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Access and well-being in small-scale fisheries

Bennett,

Calò,

Guidetti

et al. 2024

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Enhancing Waste Management and Marine Ecosystem Protection for Tourism Sustainability on Buluh Island

Akmarul Putera,

Amalia Rofii,

Lawi

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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This study evaluates waste management strategies on Buluh Island to enhance marine ecosystem protection and ensure tourism sustainability. The research highlights a significant relationship between waste accumulation and the degradation of marine ecosystems, which threatens both the environment and the island’s tourism sector. Utilizing qualitative interviews, environmental assessments, and surveys with key stakeholders, the study identifies the pressing challenges of plastic waste and insufficient infrastructure. The findings recommend localized waste management interventions, community-driven initiatives, and circular economy practices that can mitigate environmental impact and support the island’s economic future. These insights provide a model for sustainable tourism in small coastal communities, integrating waste reduction with marine conservation efforts.

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Putting communities at the heart of marine conservation

Cited by 4 publications

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Local Wisdom Through Online Short Story Literacy as a Means of Marine Conservation

Local Wisdom Through Online Short Story Literacy as a Means of Marine Conservation

Access and well-being in small-scale fisheries

Enhancing Waste Management and Marine Ecosystem Protection for Tourism Sustainability on Buluh Island

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