Carrying Capacity of Gastropod Abundance for Mangrove Crab (Scylla Spp.) Silvo-Fishery Patterns Brebes District, Central Java, Kaliwlingi Village with Conservation Pressure
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Carrying Capacity of Gastropod Abundance for Mangrove Crab (Scylla Spp.) Silvo-Fishery Patterns Brebes District, Central Java, Kaliwlingi Village with Conservation Pressure
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The novelty is related to a silvofishery study in a 10-year-old standing mangrove forest in an area of formerly abrasive shrimp ponds. It has a different depth of sedimentation from mangrove forest areas in general. The density of the mangrove forest, an abundance of gastropods and mud crabs (Scylla spp.) in the core zone of standing mangrove forest, and the carrying capacity of the core zone of old mangrove forest as a silver-fishery area for mangrove crabs (Scylla spp.). Describe the relationship between mangrove conditions, the abundance of gastropods, and mud crabs (Scylla spp.) in Pandansari Hamlet, Kaliwlingi Village, Brebes District, Brebes Regency. Mangrove tourism area Station II sandy substrate, located in a mangrove forest adjacent to the sea 15 m away Station III, muddy sand substrate. The existence of communities around mangrove forests is very influential on the sustainability of mangrove forest ecosystems; it requires the involvement of local communities in efforts to manage mangroves sustainably. Silvofishery is the utilization of mangrove forests combined with fishery commodities to protect mangrove plants by providing results from the fisheries sector. This system can increase people's income while paying attention to the sustainability of mangrove forests. Based on these conditions, the mangrove forest area can be declared adequate as a mangrove crab silvofishery area and become part of nature conservation