**6. Conclusions**

Indonesia still has valuable fish genetic resources that must be preserved and exploited for economic well-being and national development, but it also faces enormous pressures on these resources and their habitat. As a result, conservation management and strategic planning must be adequately executed in order to improve its exploitation and avoid losses of fish biodiversity, which is one of the country's most valuable assets. Here are some suggestions for dealing with the problems: aquaculture species.

1.The execution of strategic strategies for the preservation of fish genetic resources through aquaculture development based on freshwater fish endemic is required. The government should boost legislation and policy development by releasing an international framework based on the Genetic Resources Act that has been publicly ratified as the primary regulation. Despite the fact that Indonesia has accepted international accords on genetic resource biodiversity conservation, the resulting legislations are sectoral entities with a variety of duties and objectives.

*Sustainable Development: The Case for Aquatic Biodiversity in Indonesia's Peatland Areas DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.105919*

