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20 Jan New CTI-CFF Executive Director Visits the CTC Center for Marine Conservation

Posted on Jan 20, 2020 in Center for Marine Conservation, Marine Protected Area, Nusa Penida 0 Comments

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Dr Mohd Kushairi Mohd Rajuddin, the new Executive Director of the Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries and Food Security (CTI-CFF) visited the CTC Center for Marine Conservation in early January, as well as joined our team in Nusa Penida. Dr Kushairi had the...

19 Jan Fun Learning Class with Students from St Thomas University

Posted on Jan 19, 2020 in Center for Marine Conservation, Fun Learning 0 Comments

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As the CTC Center for Marine Conservation grows, we are receiving more and more visitors from all over the world, in search of fun and engaging ways to learn about the oceans and expand their knowledge of marine science. On January 19, we were visited...

17 Jan TNC Training for Conservation Scientists and Practitioners at the Center for Marine Conservation

Posted on Jan 17, 2020 in Marine Protected Area 0 Comments

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To kick off a busy year ahead, our Center for Marine Conservation hosted a series of workshops conducted by The Nature Conservancy. These workshops were aimed at increasing the capacity of conservation scientists and practitioners, as well as introducing new tools and sharing ideas. From...

11 Jan Workshop for Certification Schemes and Competency Assessment Materials in Java

Posted on Jan 11, 2020 in Training and Learning, USAID SEA Project 0 Comments

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Indonesian National Working Competency Standards (SKKNI) for marine protected areas (MPAs) are needed to standardize the competency of MPA staff. Currently there are three SKKNI available for managing MPAs: Marine Tourism Management in MPAs, Outreach in MPAs, and Monitoring and Evaluation of Coastal Resources. However,...

07 Jan Analyzing Data Faster with the CTC Team in Tegal, Java

Posted on Jan 07, 2020 in Training and Learning 0 Comments

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The CTC team periodically monitors the health of coral reef ecosystems in our learning sites, such as the Nusa Penida MPA and Banda Islands MPA Network. The reef health monitoring aims to assess the condition of coral cover, and reef fish species and biomass. Raw...

28 Dec Learning the Basics of Marine Conservation Through Art and Games

Posted on Dec 28, 2019 in Center for Marine Conservation 0 Comments

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During the last week of December 2019, the CTC Center for Marine Conservation received two groups from Pandatrip. The group of Chinese students, ranging from three to 15 years old and accompanied by their parents, came to our center to learn about coral species and...

23 Dec New Escape Room “SOS Plastic Danger” Coming Soon

Posted on Dec 23, 2019 in Center for Marine Conservation 0 Comments

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A second escape room is coming to the CTC Center for Marine Conservation in 2020! Building on the success of our first escape room “SOS from the Deep”, CTC will soon launch our latest escape room, focused on plastic pollution. This new escape room will...

15 Dec Green Fins Indonesia Grows to 30 Members

Posted on Dec 15, 2019 in Sustainable Marine Tourism 0 Comments

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CTC has been collaborating with the Green Fins program to support sustainable marine tourism practices in Indonesia. As the coordinator of Green Fins Indonesia since 2018, CTC is responsible for assessing dive operators before they officially become active members of Green Fins. As of December...

14 Dec Sharing Lessons Learned and Exploring Cultural Heritage of Surakarta, Central Java

Posted on Dec 14, 2019 in Training and Learning 0 Comments

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All of our team gathered in Surakarta, Centra Java on December 12-14 to share lessons learned from the year. The first day started with a discussion in which we all shared stories from our work in the field, planned ahead for 2020, as well as...

07 Dec Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management Training for Widyaiswara and Instructors in North Sulawesi

Posted on Dec 07, 2019 in Training and Learning 0 Comments

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To build local capacity to manage fisheries through an ecosystem based approach, the CTC team conducted an Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management (EAFM) Training for Widyaiswara and Instructors in fisheries management areas (FMAs) 715, 714 and 712 in early December. The training was...

20 Jan New CTI-CFF Executive Director Visits the CTC Center for Marine Conservation

19 Jan Fun Learning Class with Students from St Thomas University

17 Jan TNC Training for Conservation Scientists and Practitioners at the Center for Marine Conservation

11 Jan Workshop for Certification Schemes and Competency Assessment Materials in Java

07 Jan Analyzing Data Faster with the CTC Team in Tegal, Java

28 Dec Learning the Basics of Marine Conservation Through Art and Games

23 Dec New Escape Room “SOS Plastic Danger” Coming Soon

15 Dec Green Fins Indonesia Grows to 30 Members

14 Dec Sharing Lessons Learned and Exploring Cultural Heritage of Surakarta, Central Java

07 Dec Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management Training for Widyaiswara and Instructors in North Sulawesi

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