Short communication: differences in local perceptions of osteochilus spilurus (cyprinidae: labeoninae) from several islands in Indonesia

Dr. Ardiansyah Kurniawan, S.Pi., M.P., - and Dasa Y. Pramono, - and Artin Indrayati, - and Hermanto, (NIM. 2051111022) and Ira Triswiyana, - (2020) Short communication: differences in local perceptions of osteochilus spilurus (cyprinidae: labeoninae) from several islands in Indonesia. ASIAN JOURNAL OF ETHNOBIOLOGY, 3 (2). pp. 79-84. ISSN 2580-4537

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Abstract

Short communication: Differences in local perceptions of Osteochilus spilurus (Cyprinidae: Labeoninae) from several islands in Indonesia. Asian J Ethnobiol 3: 79-84. Osteochilus spilurus is native freshwater fish on the islands of Sundaland, Indonesia. No study has been reported on this fish utilization other than in the Belitung Islands, so another local perception of Indonesian island needs to be investigated. Local recreational fishing in Palangkaraya, Pontianak, and Pekanbaru and fishers in Palangkaraya, Eastern and western of Belitung, Southern and Central Bangka, and North Lampung were the sources of local knowledge. We obtained data using a Facebook app survey to see local recreational fishers' awareness, interviews with one fisherman in each region, and a literature review for Belitung public perception. There is a different awareness of people from East Belitung to other regions. In East Belitung, knowledge of O. spilurus has a link to the local culture. Fishermen have the most relevant fishing gear expertise for the catch of O. spilurus, based on environmental factors and fish behavior. Large-scale fishing, consuming, and trade of it only takes place in East Belitung. It has an impact on the use of non-environmentally sustainable mesh size nets that threaten their natural survival.

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