MINISTRY OF MARINE AFFAIRS AND FISHERIES REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
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1 MINISTRY OF MARINE AFFAIRS AND FISHERIES REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
2 1. Introduction Shark and Ray fisheries in Indonesia. 2. Distiction levels of shark and ray species in fish market and national languange 3. Current grouping of national fishery data collection in sharks and rays 4. List of avaliable guidebooks in Indonesia for shark and ray identification. 5. List of shark and ray experts on taxonomy and ecology in Indonesia. 6. Problems on identifying sharks and rays in Indonesia and suggestion for improvement.
3 I. Introduction Shark and Ray fisheries in Indonesia.
4 I. Introduction Shark and Ray fisheries in Indonesia. Not more study of Shark fisheries in Indonesia, whereas the utilization of shark has long been exploited for fins, meat and skin. In generally, Shark and ray in Indonesia is as by catch. However, Shark at some landing centre is as main target. The fishing equipment in general to catch a shark and ray is longline, gill nets,etc. Shark fisheries in Indonesia has been going for long time, whereas management of sharks has actually been started since In that periode, the catch of shark recorded by Indonesian Statistic was included in demersal species, although some of species has habitat in surface waters (pelagic).
5 The types of sharks and rays in Indonesia consists of more than 200 species and some of the commercial catches The scientific result showed that shark species in the Indian Ocean are 86 species of 21 families and 55 types of rays (Dharmadi et al, 2009). The main issues of the management of shark fisheries in Indonesia is limited data and information. Indonesia has prepared a draft guideline for NPOA Shark.
6 II. Distinction levels of shark and ray species in fish market and national languange
7 II. Distinction levels of shark and ray species in fish market and national languange Carcharhinus dussumieri National languange (local name) : cucut lanjaman (Java) Carcharhinus falciformis National languange (local name) : mungsing (Bali), hiu lonjor (Lombok), cucut lanjaman, hiu lanyam (Java)
8 Carcharhinus melanopterus National Languange (local Name) : hiu mada, kluyu karang (Lombok) Carcharhinus sorrah National Languange (local Name) : mungsing (Bali), merak bulu (Lombok), cucut lanjaman, lanyam (Jawa)
9 Cirrhigaleus barbifer National Languange (local name) : hiu tinggam hitam (Sumatra), hiu taji (Lombok) Squalus sp. 3 National Languange (local name) : hiu botol (Jawa Barat), hiu taji (Lombok), hiu senget (Bali), cucut botol (Jakarta). Possibly an Indonesian endemic.
10 Sphyrna lewini National Languange (local name) : hiu caping (Jawa), hiu capil (Bali), hiu bingkoh (lombok) Carcharhinus macloti National Languange (local name) : hiu gedok (Lombok), hiu bisu (Java)
11 Carcharhinus sealei National languange (local name) : cucut lanjaman (Java) Carcharhinus amboinensis National languange (local name) : hiu buas (Java), merak bulu (Lombok)
12 Rhina ancylostoma National languange (local name) : hiu barong (Bali), kupu-kupu brangkas (Lombok), yunbun karang (Java) Rhinobatos sp. 1 National languange (local name) : paitpait (Bali) Appears to be endemic to Balinese seas
13 Dasyatis zugei National languange (local name) : pari biasa, tuka-tuka, toka-toka (Java) Himantura bleekeri National languange (local name) : pari cingir (java)
14 Gymnura poecilura National languange (local name) : pari kelelawar (Java) Dasyatis kuhlii National languange (local name) : pari cingir (Java)
15 Taeniura meyeni National languange (local name) : pari gerandong (java) Himantura undulata National languange (local name) : pari macan
16 Himantura gerrardi National languange (local name) : pari bintang (Bali, Lombok), pari mondol (java) Himantura jenkinsii National languange (local name) : pari duri (Jawa), pari mutiara (Jakarta)
17 III. Current grouping of national fishery data collection in sharks and rays
18 6 species of Shark in Capture Fishery Statistics of Indonesia. Cucut monyet (Alopias sp) Cucut lanyam (Carcharhinus spp) Cucut gergaji (Pristis spp) Cucut martil (Sphyrna spp) Cucut botol (Squalus spp) Cucut mako (Isurus spp) Sources: Dharmadi
19 5 species of Rays in Capture Fishery Statistics of Indonesia. Pari kembang (Sting Rays) Pari Kelelawar (Devilrays, Mantarays) Pari Burung (Eaglerays) Pari Hidung Sekop (Guitarfishes, Shovelnose rays) Pari Kekeh (Whitespotted wedgefishes)
20 IV. List of avaliable guidebooks in Indonesia for shark and ray identification.
21 1. Economically Important Sharks and Rays of Indonesia.
22 2. Sharks and Rays of Borneo.
23 3. FAO Species Catalogue Vol.4 Part 2 Sharks of the World
24 V. List of shark and ray experts on taxonomy and ecology in Indonesia.
25 List of shark and ray experts on taxonomy and ecology in Indonesia 1. Dr. Dharmadi (Research Development Center For Fisheries Resources Concervation and Management) 2. Dr. Fahmi (Research Center For Oceanography,LIPI) 3. Drs. Mohammad Adrim (Research Center For Oceanography,LIPI) 4. Prof. Ono Kurnaen Sumadhiharga (Research Center For Oceanography,LIPI) 5. Anung P. Widodo, M.Si (Research Development Center For Fisheries Resources Concervation and Management) 6. Umi Chodriyah, M.Si ((Research Development Center For Fisheries Resources Concervation and Management)
26 VI. Problems on identifying sharks and rays in Indonesia and suggestion for improvement.
27 1. Only 6 Species of Sharks and 5 Species of Rays that Published by Capture Fishery Statistics of Indonesia. 2. The catch documenting of shark is not optimal due to insufficent knowledge for enumerators in identifying species of shark, so the available data are less accurate. 3. Difficulty to monitor loading and unloading activity of shark since the time is uncertained and the catch is not landed in centre landing. 4. Difficulty to identify shark that landed not whole shark.
28 Improving accuracy data. Market control. Public information campaign. Prohibition catching for red list IUCN of Shark.
29 Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries Republic of Indonesia
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