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31 Aug Empowering Women Fishers in the Arafura Sea

Posted on Aug 31, 2018 in Blue Economy, Sustainable Fisheries, Sustainable Seafood, Training and Learning 0 Comments

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Ohoi Ngan (Ngan Village) is a remote fishing village in Kei Besar, Maluku Province with 50 households and population of 300 people. Due to its location, the village has limited to access to knowledge and training on fisheries management. In May 2017, SEANET Indonesia began...

30 Aug Pejuang Laut Profile: Youth Leaders Lead the Way in Protecting Maluku’s Marine Resources

Posted on Aug 30, 2018 in Blue Economy, Community Outreach, Outreach Activities, Partnerships, Sustainable Fisheries, USAID SEA Project 0 Comments

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Youth leaders, they say, are the hope of tomorrow. In the case of Moluccas Coastal Care (MCC), youth leaders are also leading the change now. MCC is one of CTC’s partners in leading information campaigns on sustainable fisheries in Maluku Province and are the youngest members...

28 Aug Turning Merauke’s Waste Nets into Useful Materials

Posted on Aug 28, 2018 in Blue Economy, SeaNet Project, Training and Learning 0 Comments

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Discarded fishing nets are a common sight in fishing villages in Merauke, one of the major commercial fishing districts in Papua Province and a gateway to the rich fishing grounds of the Arafura Sea. Often, fishermen are not aware that these waste nets, which are...

27 Aug CTC Conducts Capacity Building Training to Support Marine Protected Area Establishment in Central Java Province

Posted on Aug 27, 2018 in Marine Protected Area, Outreach Activities, Sustainable Fisheries, Training and Learning, USAID SEA Project 0 Comments

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CTC conducted a training entitled MPA Design and Open Standards for Conservation Practices (OSCP) on 27-31 August, 2018, as part of its implementation of the USAID Sustainable Ecosystems Advanced (SEA) Project. The training aimed to enhance the capacity of coastal and marine resources managers in...

19 Aug CTC Joins Pandu Laut Nusantara Beach Clean Up

Posted on Aug 19, 2018 in Community Outreach, Outreach Activities 0 Comments

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The Pandu Nusantara Beach Clean Up activity was in initiative of the Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) as a massive and simultaneous activity in 73 beach spots in Indonesia to mark the country's 73rd Independence Day on 19 August, 2018. CTC took part...

18 Aug CTC’s Coral Reef Kits at the Asian Games

Posted on Aug 18, 2018 in Community Outreach, Games for Change 0 Comments

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Our Coral Reefs Activity Kit saw some action at the recently concluded 18th Asian Games’. It was on display at the official venue “Gelora Bung Karno” stadium from the opening through the closing of the sports celebration from 18 August to 2 September, 2018. CTC...

17 Aug Green Fins Indonesia at Waterman’s Awards Night

Posted on Aug 17, 2018 in Outreach Activities, Press Conference 0 Comments

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CTC team received an award from Role Foundation for its efforts to keep Bali's reefs clean through the Green Fins Indonesia program. The award was given during the Waterman Awards Night on 17 August, 2018. Green Fins is an international standard for environmentally responsible diving and snorkeling and implemented by...

11 Aug Educational Game Design Class at CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation

Posted on Aug 11, 2018 in Center for Marine Conservation, Community Outreach, Games for Change, Training and Learning 0 Comments

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On 11-12 August, 2018, CTC and Ludenara hosted a two-day interactive game design class at the Center for Marine Conservation in Sanur. The class was an interactive workshop that presented the basic application of game design to raise awareness about various environmental issues facing our society. During the two days, participants...

01 Aug Did you know? There’s a coral named after a flower

Posted on Aug 01, 2018 in Center for Marine Conservation 0 Comments

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This International Year of the Reef, we are shining the spotlight on various coral species. Did you know that there’s a coral named after a flower? Carnation Corals come in many colors and are distinguished as one of the most beautiful soft corals in the...

31 Aug Empowering Women Fishers in the Arafura Sea

30 Aug Pejuang Laut Profile: Youth Leaders Lead the Way in Protecting Maluku’s Marine Resources

28 Aug Turning Merauke’s Waste Nets into Useful Materials

27 Aug CTC Conducts Capacity Building Training to Support Marine Protected Area Establishment in Central Java Province

19 Aug CTC Joins Pandu Laut Nusantara Beach Clean Up

18 Aug CTC’s Coral Reef Kits at the Asian Games

17 Aug Green Fins Indonesia at Waterman’s Awards Night

11 Aug Educational Game Design Class at CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation

01 Aug Did you know? There’s a coral named after a flower

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