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More than 1,500 Hectares of Rice Fields Lost in Sayung, Mangrove Recovery Must Support Residents

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More than 1,500 Hectares of Rice Fields Lost in Sayung, Mangrove Recovery Must Support Residents
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Participants carry waste collection equipment during a clean-up action in the mangrove area on the Sayung coast, Demak Regency, Tuesday (27/10/2026

These two figures have different scopes: the rate of land subsidence refers to Sayung, while the area of inundation is referred to the Demak area. The available information does not detail the measurement location, observation period, or data collection method used.

The loss of rice fields and the shrinking of ponds shows the enormous pressure on people's food production space. Therefore, restoration programs are directed at maintaining ecosystem functions while opening up livelihood options.

A total of 15 village government representatives and fishermen took part in technical guidance on mud crab cultivation on Wednesday (28/10/2026). This activity was introduced as an alternative livelihood while still paying attention to mangrove preservation.

However, this training cannot be said to result in increased income. The KLH/Environmental Management Agency (BPLH) statement does not yet contain cultivation results, capital requirements, or market access for participants.

The success of mangroves is not just the number of seeds

Eduward said mangroves provide biota habitat, support fisheries productivity, store carbon, and help reduce wave energy and the risk of abrasion in suitable locations.

"Just planting mangroves is not enough," he said.

Official Press Release KLH/BPLH

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