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,...
From December 9 to 11 2021, CTC hosted a visit from Pakuan University, located in Bogor. The agenda from the visit was for the university lecturers participate in CTC’s fun learning class and learning field trip. The first day activity of their visit covered an...
CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation has a new painting by Bali-based artist Davina Stephens. The artwork, which measures 113cm x 243 cm, features the artist’s signature style: utilizing wood blocks that she designed and carved by local artisans as well as colours that are applied...
Since September 2021, CTC has been developing a permaculture garden at the CTC Center for Marine Conservation assisted by our trainer who has vast experience in studying the concept of a permaculture garden. Within the last three months, we have planted a variety of vegetables,...
CTC recently organized an online fun learning class for school children in the Coral Triangle on November 20, 2021, in line with the UN’s World Children’s Day. This year’s World Children’s Day encourages children to imagine a better world following the impacts of the COVID-19...
On November 19, 2021, CTC held a Balinese blessing ceremony (Melaspas) to mark the complete building process of our new exhibition hall at the CTC Center for Marine Conservation. This cleaning and purifying ritual is done through prayers and offerings to get the goodwill and...
Immerse yourself, solve the puzzles, escape the rooms and save the oceans! CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation is happy to announce that our Escape Room SOS from the Deep and Escape Room SOS Plastic Danger are back open. The team invites all fun-loving adventure-seekers with...
