Lobster Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture

Welcome to our Research Group

The Lobster Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture Research Group is dedicated to addressing the multifaceted challenges surrounding the sustainability of lobster fisheries. Our work is grounded in interdisciplinary research, integrating ecological, genetic, economic, and governance perspectives. Recognizing the increasing pressures from overfishing, habitat degradation, weak enforcement, and market-driven exploitation, our group strives to provide science-based solutions that support both conservation and sustainable utilization

News

Empowering Coastal Communities: Training Program on Eco-Friendly Lobster Farming Begins

The initiative began with outreach activities in selected coastal communities. Meetings with local leaders, fishing cooperatives, and women’s groups were held to raise awareness about the program...

Collaborative Study Reveals Innovative Techniques to Boost Lobster Hatchery Success Rates

Establishing Collaborative Partnerships Researchers from marine biology institutes, government fisheries departments, and local hatcheries formed a collaborative team. Initial meetings were held to...

Lobster Research Group Launches New Sustainable Aquaculture Initiative in Coastal Villages

The research group initiated the project by conducting visits to selected coastal villages. Meetings with local fishers, village leaders, and aquaculture stakeholders were held to assess existing...
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Prof. Dr. Ir. Najamuddin, M.Sc

Leader

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Prof. Jesmond Sammut, Ph.D

External Collaborator

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Mateus Salvador

Doctoral Student

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Muh. Fauzan

Master Student

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Femiliani Novita Sari

Master Student

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Nurul Eka Wijayanti Risa

Master Student

Lobster Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture Research Group

Advancing innovation and collaboration in sustainable lobster aquaculture to preserve marine ecosystems, improve coastal community welfare, and strengthen national competitiveness through excellent research, appropriate technology, and responsible utilization of marine biodiversity for a better future of Indonesia’s fisheries.”

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