Resilience of Pambodi Fishermen in Facing Climate Change in Pangali-Ali Village, Majene Regency

Abstract

Climate change is a major challenge for Pambodi fishermen, causing losses and requiring Pambodi fishermen to have a license to survive in difficult conditions.This study aims to analyze the resilience of Pambodi fishermen in Pangali-ali Village, Majene Regency in facing climate change.Through an in-depth interview process with a number of fishermen, this research revealed various adaptation strategies carried out by Pambodi fishermen to deal with seasonal fluctuations and changes in water conditions.The results of the study showed that Pambodi fishermen have strong local knowledge about the seasonal cycle and weather changes.They are able to predict seasonal changes based on experience and information from BMKG.When facing the lean season, Pambodi fishermen make various adaptation efforts, namely verifying livelihoods, changing the types of fish caught, changing the fishing area.This adaptation strategy allows pambodi fishermen to continue to meet their families' food needs despite the challenges of climate change.In addition, this study also revealed the existence of a strong social system among pambodi fishermen, such as a unique financing system that supports them in facing economic difficulties.

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