In memory of Prof. Dr.Toeti Heraty Noerhadi binti R.Roosseno who leaves a legacy in literature, art, philosophy, culture of Indonesia. During her visit at CTC in 2019, she particularly enjoyed the Wayang Samudra/Ocean Puppets and the ‘Semesta Terumbu Karang’/ ‘Coral Universe’ ceramic art work....
CTC Executive Director Rili Djohani joined international experts to explore innovative partnerships between companies, scientists and conservationists. The experts, which included Prof. David Smith, Chief Marine Scientist, Mars Petcare, Jennifer Morris, Chief Executive, The Nature Conservancy, and Torsten Thiele, Visiting Fellow, London School of Economics,...
Are you a fisheries management professional or a student studying fisheries management? Join our latest online course: Fisheries Governance. This free self-paced training course offers an understanding of the importance of fisheries governance and how to integrate it into the process of preparing a...
We are happy to share that baby corals in our Adopt-a-Coral site in Ped Village, Nusa Penida have exhibited healthy growth rates! In the 5 months since we started the program in December 2020, we’ve seen rapid growth for the baby corals. The growth can...
Good news has arrived for marine conservation in Indonesia. The Indonesian Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) has officially designated four new marine protected areas (MPAs) in Maluku Province to be fully established by the end of June 2021. CTC is proud to significantly...
Restrictions on travel and emphasis on social distancing due to COVID-19 have limited the opportunities for face-to-face engagement. However, CTC has remained flexible and creative in our delivery of training and workshops. This month, we held a three-day training, in collaboration with Murdoch University, as...
As the implementing partner of the Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Program-Coral Triangle Initiative (COREMAP-CTI), CTC completed a series of meetings with relevant stakeholders, from the provincial to village levels, in early July 2021. The coordination and community meetings aimed to introduce the project to...
Since obtaining official recognition from the Maluku Provincial Government in 2019, the Neilaka Community Surveillance Group (Pokmaswas) of Rhun Island in the Banda Sea, has consistently demonstrated dedication to safeguarding the marine protected area (MPA) around the island from all possible threats. To support Pokmaswas...
This month, CTC hosted a student for our two-day exclusive fun learning program, which took place in CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation, Sanur and the Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area (MPA). The exclusive fun learning program highlights the theme of coral conservation while enabling...
Managing plastic waste continues to be a challenge, especially in remote, small islands across Indonesia and around the world. In response to this problem, CTC has provided a plastic waste shredding machine to the community of Ay Island as part of our support to manage...
