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This paper wants to explain how  Nanaku , as local knowledge of the coastal community in Taniwel sub-district, western Seram Regency had an important role in the marine activities. The purpose of the study was to explain the local knowledge of the community related to the skills and accuracy in marking natural phenomena related to marine activities. This study used descriptive qualitative methods, which included data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions or verification. The results showed that  Nanaku  was passed down from generation to generation. Through this local knowledge, they can hold the process of making boats and fishing in the sea properly. This local knowledge was used as a natural marker and fishing guideline.  Nanaku  consisting of twelve fishing skills;  nanaku  moon,  nanaku  karti star,  nanaku  beluku star,  nanaku  scaly clouds,  nanaku  high and low tide,  nanaku  whirl wind,  nanaku  ocean currents,  nanaku  when river water overflows/ floods ,  nanaku  seagulls lock,  nanaku  owl (boel),  nanaku  lunar eclipse, and  nanaku  lightning in Northeast at night. The conclusion showed that Nanaku still survives today and was not lost in the midst of technological developments.  Nanaku  became a basic knowledge for a fishing profession which contributed to the economic life of the coastal fishing communities of Taniwel Seram.

InNanaku:Local Knowledge of The Coastal Fishermen Community Taniwel Seram