Hubungan Budaya Nelayan terhadap Perekonomian dan Ekosistem Laut di Pantai Labu Kecamatan Paluh Sibaji
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47467/elmujtama.v4i2.892Keywords:
fisherman's culture, marine ecosystem, economyAbstract
Indonesia is known for its diverse culture and also has a large expanse of water territory. Most of Indonesia's territory consists of oceans and has great marine potential. This potential should be able to improve the welfare of the community, especially the fishermen who rely on this marine potential. However, the reality is that fishermen's lives are often plagued by poverty. Fishermen, especially laborers and traditional fishermen, are among the poorest groups in coastal areas. This research uses a qualitative descriptive research design. The research population is all fishermen in the coastal area of Pantai Labu, Palu Sibaji District. The research sample was taken using accidental sampling. Data was collected through interviews using prepared questionnaires. The research respondents totaled 30 people who work as fishermen. The findings of this research show that most fishermen still use traditional fishing gear and also make efforts to preserve the marine ecosystem, such as building fish houses and strongly prohibiting sea bombing.
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Copyright (c) 2023 Raspiyahni Raspiyahni, Ade Irma Seftyani Lubis, Alif Araafi, Anisa Muharani, Fauzy Ariyansyah, Friska Dela Oktapiani, Maisyah Ardila, Novi Andaresta, Syahril Budiman Pasaribu, Ummi Kalsum Nasution, Delfriana Ayu

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