Electronic Theses and Dissertation

Ikan pari merupakan salah satu hasil tangkapan yang bernilai komersial di PPS Kutaraja, baik sebagai hasil tangkapan utama maupun hasil sampingan namun kini ikan pari banyak diperjual belikan maka perlu pengawasan yang ketat agar spesies ikan pari tidak terancam punah khusus nya spesies yang termasuk kedalam Apendiks CITES. tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk megetahui jenis spesies ikan pari yang didaratkan di PPS Kutaraja, mengetahui status konservasi ikan pari sesuai dengan peraturan IUCN dan Apendiks CITES. penelitian ini dilakukan pada bulan Maret-Mei 2024 di Pelabuhan Perikanan Samudera (PPS) Kutaraja. Metode penelitian yang digunaka ialah metode deskriptif yang bersifat survey dan observasi. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa 149 individu ikan pari yang ditemukan namun Dasyatidae merupakan famili yang paling dominan ditemukan di PPS Kutaraja. Ukuran terbesar yang ditemukan berkisaran 165-201 cm. jenis kelamin yang paling dominan ialah jenis kelamin betina 61%. Status konservasi jenis ikan pari dilihat dari daftar merah IUCN 6% Least concern, 50% Vulnurable, 12% Criticaly endangered, 25% Endangered. Berdasarkan CITES tercatat 6% Apendiks II, dan 94% Not evaluated.

Kata kunci : Hasil Tangkapan, Status Konservasi, Ikan Pari, PPS Kutaraja

Stingrays are one of the commercially valuable catches at the Kutaraja PPS, both as the main catch and as a by-product, but now that stingrays are widely traded, strict supervision is needed so that stingray species are not threatened with extinction, especially species that are included in the CITES Appendix. The aim of this research is to find out the types of stingray species landed at the Kutaraja PPS, to find out the conservation status of stingrays in accordance with IUCN regulations and the CITES Appendix. This research was conducted in March-May 2024 at the Kutaraja Ocean Fisheries Port (PPS). The research method used is a descriptive method that is survey and observation in nature. The results of this research showed that 149 individual of stingrays were found, but Dasyatidae was the most dominant family found in the Kutaraja PPS. The largest size found ranged from 165-201 cm. The most dominant gender is female at 61%. The conservation status of stingray species is seen from the IUCN red list, 6% Least concern, 50% Vulnurable, 12% Critically endangered, 25% Endangered. Based on CITES, it is recorded as 6% Appendix II, and 94% Not evaluated. Keywords : Catch Results, Conservation Status, Stingrays, PPS Kutaraja