On April 13, 2022, we received a group of visitors from the Rotary Club of Bali Seminyak at our Center for Marine Conservation to explore possible collaborations on education, environment and other social movements. During the visit, the group went for a tour around the...
CTC is collaborating with the Let’s Read Program of the Asia Foundation to develop children’s books focused on marine conservation. As part of this project, we recently hosted a writing and illustration workshop on April 9-12, 2022 at our Center for Marine Conservation in Sanur,...
On March 30, 2022, we officially launched our permaculture Swirl Garden and Starfish Composting Station with our guest of honour, the Australian Consul-General in Bali, Ms Anthea Griffin. The official launch was also attended by the Australian Volunteer Program (AVP) Regional Coordinator for Monitoring,...
We were honoured to host Carlos Manuel Rodriguez last March 25, the CEO and Chairperson of the Global Environment Facility (GEF). Mr Rodriguez was also former Costa Rican Environment and Energy Minister who pioneered the development of Payment for Ecosystem Services initiatives and strategies for...
Miley and Maya, sixth grade students from Mentari Intercultural School Jakarta, recently organized a fundraising project called Kind.is.us. to support causes close to their hearts such as dog rescue and coral conservation. Together, they raised funds and will donate the funds to support CTC’s...
We recently celebrated the 3rd Anniversary of Kedai Kopi Hilly our coffee shop located in the Center for Marine Conservation. We marked the event on March 4, 2022 with a small gathering of CTC friends and partners who collaborated to make a “Community Art...
We recently hosted our supporters Pak George Tahija and media partners, NOW! Bali and Bali Buddies, in an effort to actively promote our a ctivities to tourists, families and students, following the easing of government's travel restrictions to the island. We believe that the collaboration with...
Over the last several years, reefs along the northern coast of Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area (MPA) have suffered from widespread coral breakage. The cause of this coral breakage are due to irresponsible marine tourism, disease, coral bleaching and aquaculture. In 2020, CTC conducted an ecological...
On January 12, CTC hosted 13 students from Warmadewa University for a fun-learning class. As part of a field study program for Aquatic Resources Conservation Course, these students visited CTC Center for Marine Conservation to learn in more detail about managing marine protected areas. The...
The CTC Center for Marine Conservation welcomed a visit from the U.S. Embassy Indonesia Jakarta and USAID Indonesia on December 22, 2021. The Deputy Chief of Mission for the US Embassy Jakarta, Michael F. Kleine with his family, USAID Deputy Director for the Environment Office,...
