Integration of Marine Resources Management Based Customary into Modern Conservation Management in Raja Ampat, Indonesia.
Keywords:
Conservation, customary, integration, Raja AmpatAbstract
Integration of indigenous-based management of marine resources with modern conservation in Raja Ampat isone model of MPA approach to achieve the objectives of management. This research aims to describe the adaptations that occur in conservation management aspects, namely: zoning, institutional forms, and surveillance. The different types of conservation management in Raja Ampat are: 1) marine nature reserves; 2) traditional conservation management (SASI); 3) marine conservation areas (regional MPA). The types of zones that are established in the Regional MPA consists of six types namely: 1) core zone, 2) food safety and marine tourism zone, 3) sustainable fishing and aquaculture zone, 4) ship cruise lines zone, 5) the use of traditional and sasi
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