Following the unveiling of Semesta Terumbu Karang – Coral Universe last October 2018, CTC and Jenggala partnered up in developing functional and beautiful ceramics tableware that would add a colorful touch to any home. Jenggala is a household name in Bali’s homeware ceramics design, combining Indonesian...
Come and join us at Kedai Kopi Hilly - open from 9AM-6PM at the CTC Center for Marine Conservation in Sanur, Bali! On 22 February 2019, the CTC celebrated the launch of Kedai Kopi Hilly with a taste of delightful savouries and sweets. There were...
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to transplant a coral underwater? Now is your chance to learn about the coral transplantation process through our “Adopt a Coral Program.” You don’t have to know how to dive to do this as you can simulate an...
As part of the fun learning activities available at the Center for Marine Conservation, the CTC now offers painting workshops that focus on ocean life. In 2019, we plan to hold more events that center on combining the arts with informative content on marine life,...
Did you know? The Bali Provincial Government plans to reduce Bali’s marine plastic pollution by 70% at the end of 2019 by banning single use plastics on the island. Bali Governor Wayan Koster announced the ban on single-use plastics last December and the new initiative...
On January 15, 21 students from the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science at Bogor Agriculture University (IPB) visited the CTC Center for Marine Conservation. As part of their annual program, they visited Bali as part of a field trip. In order to introduce the...
Since the launch of our ‘Escape Room SOS from the Deep’ on December 2017, we have consistently gained 5-star reviews from our players making us one of the top ranking activity in Sanur. The reviewers rated Escape Room SOS from the Deep highly for a great...
Did you know? Ghost nets are fishing nets that have been lost, abandoned, or discarded at sea and they are threatening our marine environment. Every year ghost nets are responsible for trapping and killing millions of marine animals including sharks, rays, fish, turtles, dolphins, whales,...
Since the establishment of CTC in 2010, through training and learning activities, CTC has more than 4,000 alumni from all over Indonesia and across the Coral Triangle. Eight years after the establishment of CTC, training alumni are returning to reflect on the impact of training...
On 29 November and 4 December 2018, primary students from the Green School Bali and Sanur Independent School came to visit the Center for Marine Conservation on a field trip to close off this semester's school program. There were 41 students from the Green School...
