Title Assignment-Marine Biodiversity and Conservation Strategy.pdf ✅

• Phase 2: Strategy Development & Infographic Design (4 Hours) o Based on your research, identify 3-5 primary threats. o For each threat, develop a corresponding policy or program recommendation (e.g., proposing designated snorkeling zones, creating eco-friendly boating guidelines, or outlining a community-based reef monitoring program). o Begin designing a visually engaging infographic using online tools (e.g., Canva) to present your data, the identified threats, and your proposed solutions. • Phase 3: Policy Brief Composition & Finalization (2 Hours) o Write the policy brief, clearly articulating the problem, your analysis, and the details of your policy recommendations. o Finalize the infographic design. o Combine both deliverables into a single PDF file for submission. Assignment 2: For Students Placed in East Lampung Regency Project Title: Desktop Study: The Role of Mangrove Ecosystems in East Lampung and a Proposal for a Community-Based Awareness Campaign Background: The coastline of East Lampung, particularly the area surrounding Way Kambas National Park, is characterized by extensive and vital mangrove ecosystems. These forests serve critical functions as coastal buffers, fish nurseries, and carbon sinks. However, they face significant threats from land conversion for aquaculture and pollution. This project focuses on understanding the vital role of these mangroves and designing a campaign to communicate their importance. Project Aims: • To describe the ecological and economic importance of mangrove ecosystems in coastal East Lampung, based on secondary data. • To identify the primary threats to mangrove sustainability in this region. • To design a "Campaign Toolkit" that could be used by local partners to educate the community. Deliverables: You will produce a Campaign Toolkit (formatted as a 5-7 slide presentation) containing draft campaign materials. Time Allocation & Task Breakdown (9-Hour Plan): • Phase 1: Ecosystem & Threat Research (3 Hours) o Conduct online literature research to understand the characteristics and status of mangroves in East Lampung. o Recommended Sources: Google Scholar, reports from relevant NGOs (e.g., Wetlands International, WCS), national park data, and news articles.