Media, Ocean Culture, and Marine Resources: Use of Social Media to Conserve Marine Resources

Raedha - Gufrani, Fitria Santi S.Ag, M.I.Kom, Dinda Annisa Ramadhani, Agnini Dana Rullah, Dwi Handayany Puspa Ningrum, Mohammed Farhan Isniwijaya Tahar, Riefda Hanifatus Salma, Yusi - Erwina

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Media functions as a forum for resolving limitations in human senses, space and time in communication. The increasing population of living creatures also increases pressure on the sea which has the potential to damage marine ecosystems. As one of the most popular media, social media can be a communication tool to increase awareness and preserve marine resources as an important key to human survival. By studying literature through various articles, data and books, I found that communication has extraordinary persuasive abilities to influence human thought patterns through social media as material for daily consumption. Despite the limitations of space and time, humans can access various information and education in the maritime sector. This research provides insight into the potential and importance of communication on social media as a tool to fight for the preservation of marine resources which are important for the sustainability of marine ecosystems and human life, as well as raising awareness of the importance of managing marine resources well.

 



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Communication; Social media; Marine Resources.

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