Socio-Spatial Approach to Cultivation of Lobster in the Ekas Bay Area, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara

Indonesia is one of the countries that has largest marine wealth in world with an area 6.32 million waters accumulated coastline 81,000 km and a very large coral reef as habitats for lobster. Lobsters live at depth 100-200 meters below sea level temperature 20-30°C, distribution lobsters almost all Indonesian waters. One Indonesia’s center lobster cultivation West Nusa Tenggara (NTB). The Directorate Marine Spatial Planning designed program scheme was prepared to follow up on Lombok's center, estate or known village blue economy principles. core sustainability which development considering resources space characteristics are vulnerable environmental changes open access - utilization public everyone can it freely. Answering how conflicts interest fight over space, necessary pay attention relationship between humans involved. This analysis explained by using Levebvre's Socio-Spatial approach where neutral passive geometry. Space represents site struggle. In particular, purpose paper add another point view already exists reporting detailed plan aquaculture zones. article descriptive qualitative method. Results obtained preparation spatial planning, consider existence conflict contestations stakeholders accommodate may occur.