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Community Reefs Restoration to support sustainable reef fishery

in North Bali 2012



WHO WE ARE

Established in January 2008,

LINI is one of very few Indonesian Not-For-Profit organizations that are working

to promote Community based sustainable fisheries and reef restoration in

Indonesia

Mission:

to support the conservation and management of marine resources by

empowering coastal communities, providing training in practical skills,

promoting fairer trade and more sustainable practices in marine resource use.



WHAT WE DO

• Building the capacity of coastal communities to better manage the marine resources on

which they depend for a living, through training and mentoring.

• Conducting research and monitoring of coastal resources, including coral and reef

fisheries surveys and assessments, and socio-economic surveys.

• Assisting the coastal communities to plan and implement community-based reef

restoration.

• Promoting the development of a sustainable and responsible marine ornamental

fisheries through training of fishermen and coastal communities in ‘best practices’.

• Facilitating private sector engagement through development of trade chains that use

‘best practices’;

• Providing an information source of baseline- and series data (such as harvest data).



Sustainability IssuesOld issues but which still have not been solved completely:- over-exploitation;

- Habitat degradation and loss due to destructive fishing practices;- Threat of extinction of target species due to selective over-harvesting;

- Lack of traceability;

- Lack of responsible business transactions – lack of trust among the players;

- Unequal share of benefits and responsibilities within the trade;

- Lack of awareness (e.g. of long-term consequences of destructive

collection techniques and over-harvesting, releases/introduction of non-native species);

- Limited Data and ecological Information

- Emerging issues:

Ocean AcidificationIncreased in water temperature and Unpredictable weatherAlien and invasive species



Research and Monitoring

• To assess and monitor the

status of reef-fisheries

populations targeted for

marine ornamental fisheries

and coral reefs condition;

• To assist local stakeholders

to develop No-take zone (e.g.

Penuktukan) and

conservation program

• To maintain harvest data forreef fisheries



Developing Guidelines For Good Practices



Collecting and handling at

Collectors level

• Various collection techniquesare available for species specific

collection;

• However, destructive collecting

and fishing techniques are still

practiced :

• Use of chemicals: Although it is

illegal, the practice of capturing

fish with chemicals such as

cyanide is still occuring in someparts of Buleleng district.



Community Training

Conservation Education for local/international schools



COMMUNITY BASED REEF RESTORATION FOR HABITAT IMPROVEMENTAND ENHANCEMENT

Assisting the coastal communities to

plan and implement community-

based reef restoration



WHY REEF CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION IN BULELENG

DISTRICT, NORTH BALI

• Maintaining high biodiversity;

• Providing sustainable source of livelihood for coastal communities;

• Protecting coastal areas;

• Habitat Improvement and enhancement.

• Fisheries improvement and stock enhancement



Fish Domes For Habitat Enhancement And Habitat

Improvement



SEA RANCHING OF ORNAMENTAL SHRIMPS

Harvest of ornamental shrimps from July 2011 – February 2012



Community Training



The Indonesian Nature Foundation –

Yayasan Alam Indonesia Lestari

Thank You

Jl. Tirtanadi 21, Sanur, BALI 80227INDONESIA.

Ph : +62 0361 8427168.

Fax: +62 0361 286806

www.lini.or.id

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