lautnusantara.com Seagrass meadows—flowering marine plants that grow in shallow waters—have an extraordinary ecological role in maintaining the sustainability of marine resources. This ecosystem is not only home to various marine biota, such as fish, turtles, and seahorses, but also functions as a nursery ground for young fish.

Traditional fishermen who depend on their daily catches have long been aware of the value of seagrass meadows, although they may not have called it that scientifically. Many of them choose fishing locations around seagrass meadows because it is easier to get diverse and abundant catches. This shows the close relationship between the existence of healthy seagrass meadows and the productivity of their catches.

Unfortunately, seagrass meadows are increasingly threatened by reclamation activities, sand mining, and pollution from land. When seagrass meadows are damaged, fishermen also feel the impact directly through the decreasing number and types of fish that can be caught.

Preserving seagrass ecosystems means maintaining the sustainability of traditional fishermen's lives, as well as ensuring marine food security for the future. Real evidence from the field shows that preserving seagrass beds is not only about conservation, but also about social justice and economic sustainability.

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