부산대학교 도서관

This study focuses on the challenges confronting South Korea's traditional industrial landscape heritage, illustrated by the case of Jukbangnyeom Fishing Facility at Jijok Strait in Namhae and suggests environmental planning measures for heritage area. Jukbangnyeom has faced issues like declining catches, impacting fisheries management and heritage sustainability. Declining catches are linked to climate change-induced rising sea temperatures, frequent abnormal weather patterns, pollution, and coastal development. Effective conservation requires holistic environmental planning, encompassing not only heritage zones but also broader strategies like climate adaptation and marine and fisheries plans for the entire surrounding sea. Additionally, appropriate measures to strengthen transmission education and traditional skills are required to address the crisis of intergenerational transmission interruption caused by the absence of successors. Furthermore, ensuring the sustainability of traditional industrial landscape heritage requires close cooperation with local communities, considering the close relationship between heritage and local residents' livelihoods.