Since its launch in February 2019, Kedai Kopi Hilly has become a place where families and friends get together and enjoy drink and delicious food from Hilly’s homemade recipes. This green cafe is located at CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation in Sanur. A year has...
Twenty young painters from Studio Gelombang (Waves Studio) in Gianyar visited our Center for Marine Conservation and brought their enthusiasm to learn new things in marine conservation. Before coming to our center, these kids been active in creating artwork, including marine-theme paintings, under the supervision...
Hanna Nuur Tsaniya, a student from Tokyo International University, started her internship at the Coral Triangle Center (CTC) in January this year. She did not expect to learn so much from her three-month experience that she would consider coming back again the following year to...
CTC held its forth Talking Underwater Series event on March 4 featuring a public lecture entitled “Dive Into the Unknown: Exploring Mesophotic Coral Ecosystems in Bali.” The lecture was delivered by French marine biologist and National Geographic Explorer Alexis Chapuis, and was attended by more...
As part of the Semesta Terumbu Karang, or Coral Universe, at the CTC Center for Marine Conservation, the Mola Shop officially launched a new product – a beautiful coral ceramic piece. This coral ceramic is an original piece from our monumental ceramic art installation, that...
CTC, in collaboration with The Body Shop Indonesia, co-hosted a film screening of the Indonesian documentary film Semesta for students, non-government organizations and partners on March 1, 2020 in Denpasar. The film Semesta (Islands of Faith) shows how local leaders are leadning voices of environment...
On February 26, 2020, CTC conducted public consultation with the local community of Ay Island in the Banda Islands, Maluku Province to discuss the zoning system of the Ay-Rhun MPA. After some discussion, the local community showed a good understanding of the importance of MPAs...
The dawn was still young. Dressed up in traditional attire, a small group of 20 villagers in Negeri Noloth, Saparua, Central Maluku, marched to the pier by the waterfront. A five-meter longboat was waiting at the edge of the pier, ready to sail to Petuanan...
Our Conservation Science Coordinator and Nusa Penida Field Officer joined the final day of a course on coral identification and rehabilitation at Calypso Diving Bali in Amed. Led by Vincent of the non-governmental organization Ocean Gardener, our team along with several other students observed and...
Two students from Timor-Leste studying Marine Sciences at Udayana University in Bali joined CTC for a one-month internship to learn about marine resource management at the front lines. Third year students Dominica P. Jeronimo Guterres and Paula Marques Alves aimed to gain firsthand knowledge on...
