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...
Thanks to Trash Hero Komodo for bringing our board game Aquatico to the hands of future carers of the oceans. Learn about the connectivity of the different aquatic environments within the Coral Triangle and the importance of maintaining healthy ecosystems through our Games for Change...
Join Coral Triangle Center and Ludenara for a 2-day Game Design Class on Saturday-Sunday, 11-12 August 2018 at the Center for Marine Conservation in Sanur! The Game Design Class is an interactive workshop that presents the basic application of game design to raise awareness about various...
This month, CTC team assessed 3 dive centers in Bali to become the latest members of Green Fins in Indonesia. These dive centers included Ceningan Divers Resort in Nusa Ceningan, Abyss Ocean World in Pemuteran and Bahari Prawara in Bondalem. This brings to 11 the...
In July, our Building a Sustainable Seafood Industry to Support Coastal Communities in the Arafura Sea’ (SeaNet Indonesia) Project conducted a two-day training on quality control and labelling for women groups in Ngan village, Kei Besar and at Sathean village, Kei Kecil in Southeast Maluku....
Community members in Buano Islands, represented by the Head of Clans (Kepala Soa Adat), signed a sharing preliminary agreement to establish Buano Marine Protected Area (MPA) on Thursday, 26 July 2018. The signing also marked the end of a two-days Workshop and Public Consultation of Land and Marine Management...
To foster the development of MPA in Buano, CTC conducted a three-day training on the principles of marine protected area (MPA) for community in Buano. The aims of this training are to raise awareness on the concept of MPA for biodiversity, fisheries and tourism, to learn logical thinking on...
CTC Executive Director Rili Djohani presented and led discussions on the synergy of marine conservation and sustainable fisheries management at a workshop held on July 17, 2018 organized by the Inisiatif Kelestarian Kelautan dan perikAnan Nusantara (IKKAN) in Jakarta. During her talk, Rili emphasized the need...
CTC Executive Director Rili Djohani and CTC Board of Trustees Hasjim Djallal led key discussions at the Blue Carbon Summit held in Jakarta on July 17-18, 2018. The Blue Carbon Summit challenged participants to think about the many factors facing coastal ecosystems, the blue economy and...
The Ministry of Cooperation and Community-based Business has launched a government aid program to develop start up business groups in Southeast Maluku. Four of the businesses which received the funding were women groups supported by the Building a Sustainable Seafood Industry to Support Coastal Communities in the...
