Internalization Of Conservation Values In Sustainable Fisheries Through Law Number 6 Of 2013 (On Villages About Crab Fishing Management In Betahwalang Village, Demak Regency)

Abstract

The study aims to describe the conservation values internalized in the Law Number 6 of 2013 on Villages about Management of Crab Fishing in Betahwalang Village, the public awareness in implementing the conservation values, and the impact of the law toward conservation in Betahwalang Village. The research is evaluative and designed using the CIPP model (Context, Input, Process, and Product). Conservation values internalized in the village law include the regulation about management areas, protection areas, prohibitions, sanctions, duties and responsibilities. The internalization of conservation values can be seen from the use of friendly fishing gear called "bubu". The impact of the village law toward the conservation in Betahwalang Village is the sustainable fisheries as a changing process in which exploitation, technological development orientation and institutional changes are the harmonious processes that guarantee the fisheries potential resources at present to the future. Keywords— conservation values; fisherman; law on villages; sustainable fisheries