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Seagrass Use and Livelihood Dependence in Small-Scale Fisheries: Socioeconomic Implications for Coastal Resource Management in the Kei Islands, Indonesia Hamid, Syahibul Kahfi; Pentury, Frischilla; hasyim, Cawalinya Livsanthi; Ohoiwutun, Elisabeth Cory; Falah, Muhammad Helmi; Thahir, Fera Firyal; Teniwut, Wellem Anselmus
ECSOFiM (Economic and Social of Fisheries and Marine Journal) Vol 14, No 1 (2026): ECSOFiM October 2026
Publisher : Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science, Brawijaya University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21776/ub.ecsofim.2026.014.01.03

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Seagrass meadows support coastal livelihoods, but how habitat-use frequency reflects overall livelihood dependence remains insufficiently understood. We surveyed 200 fisheries-based individuals across coastal villages in the Kei Islands, Indonesia. Outcome-specific regression models examined associations between fishing strategy, seagrass-use frequency, livelihood contribution, catch quantity, gross catch value, environmental perceptions, and management support. Invertebrate/gleaning-only fishers had significantly lower odds of frequent seagrass use than finfish-only fishers (odds ratio = 0.013; 95% CI: 0.002–0.099), whereas mixed fishers showed no clear difference from finfish-only fishers. Fishing diversification showed no clear association with proportional livelihood contribution, nor did fishing strategy associate with catch quantity or gross catch value. Furthermore, associations of seagrass-use frequency and livelihood contribution with perceived environmental change, threat recognition, and management support were inconsistent across outcomes. Thus, pronounced differences in habitat-use frequency among fishing strategies do not reliably reflect other livelihood and management dimensions. Assessments of seagrass-associated fisheries should treat habitat use, livelihood contribution, fisheries outcomes, and management attitudes as complementary indicators rather than assuming a single measure represents the others.
Co-Authors Bugis, Samsul Cawalinya Hasyim, Cawalinya Eka Anto Supeni Hanubun, Siti Nur Sahida Haryati Lakamisi, Haryati Johny Dobo Jusron Ali Rahajaan Kristhina P. Rahael, Kristhina P. Maimuna Renhoran Marasabessy, Ismael Muhammad Helmi Falah Ngangun, Tati Atia Ohoiwutun, Elisabeth Cory Pentury, Frischilla Rahantoknam, Meyske Angel Renwarin, Sarifa Royani, Dani Sjafardan Sampulawa, Rahman Santi Penina Tua Rahantoknam Taweatubun, Madina Teniwut, Roberto Mario Kabi Teniwut, Wellem Anselmus Thahir, Fera Firyal Tua Rahantoknam, Santi Penina