28 May Reef Star Heroes In-Depth Training in the MARRS Method

Posted on May 28, 2021 in Coral Planting, Coral Restoration, Learning Networks, Partnerships, Project 0 Comments
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                     Bontosua Island, a six-hectare island that can be reached in 40 minutes by boat from Makassar, South Sulawesi, was very lively in the morning. The island is part of Pangkajene and Kepulauan (PangKep) Municipality. The island came alive as villagers gathered at the...

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22 May Online Training for Educators, Batch 2: Sharing Creative Teaching Methods on Marine Conservation

Posted on May 22, 2021 in Center for Marine Conservation, Fun Learning, Online Event, Training and Learning 0 Comments
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From May 22-28, 2021, Coral Triangle Center (CTC) in collaboration with Ludere Nusantara (Ludenara) held online training for educators. Continuing from our previous success, we created a two-day workshop, followed by five days of mentoring and discussion to share creative teaching methods and exchange knowledge...

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22 May Identifying Opportunities for Women to Support Sustainable Blue Swimming Crab Fisheries in Lampung

Posted on May 22, 2021 in Blue Economy, Community Outreach, Partnerships, Proiect 0 Comments
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In many capture fisheries businesses in Indonesia, women appear at the forefront. Their roles are diverse, starting from collecting the day’s catch from landing sites, to processing valuable bycatch into saleable products. Everything is done to increase fishers, who are mainly men, tend to be...

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11 May Engage with the Rich Biodiversity of Our Oceans through the Coral Dive School Marine Ecology Specialty Course

Posted on May 11, 2021 in Center for Marine Conservation, Fun Learning, Online Event 0 Comments
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              CTC’s Coral Dive School is one of the activities under the program of the Center for Marine Conservation. There are a lot of activities that encourage people to discover and learn about the rich marine biodiversity in the Coral Triangle such as BASIC SNORKELING,...

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07 May Obituary Tribute: Tommy Schultz

Posted on May 07, 2021 in Obituary 0 Comments
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We at CTC are deeply saddened to hear the news that acclaimed travel and underwater photographer Tommy Schultz passed away on June 4, 2021 in his hometown in Winchester, Virginia. Through his work, Tommy championed ocean conservation for many years. He has donated photos and...

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07 May Saint John’s School, Meruya Virtual Field Trip: Discover the Ocean through An Online Learning Experience

Posted on May 07, 2021 in Center for Marine Conservation, Fun Learning, Online Event 0 Comments
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During this pandemic, CTC has developed several online fun learning activities to continue our mission to spread the word of marine conservation. This month we had the chance to take the kindergarten students of Saint John’s School, Meruya on a virtual field trip and introduce...

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07 May World’s First Satellite-Based Coral Reef Monitoring System Deploys Globally, Paving the Way for Innovation-Driven Conservation

Posted on May 07, 2021 in Latest in Marine Sience 0 Comments
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On May 19, 2021, the Allen Coral Atlas released the world’s first satellite-based global coral reef monitoring system. This monitoring system works alongside the Atlas’ maps, which feature crucial reef data such as benthic habitat maps, geomorphic zone maps and quarterly turbidity. Together, the full...

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07 May The CTC Center for Marine Conservation is Back! Discover, Explore and Learn With Us

Posted on May 07, 2021 in Center for Marine Conservation, Fun Learning, Games for Change 0 Comments
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  We welcome you back to CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation! It is with great pleasure and excitement to announce that we are reopening our Center for Marine Conservation starting on June 1, 2021. Experience our fun learning activities and creative workshops. Be inspired to...

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07 May New Community Reporting Mechanism Proposed to Ensure Enforcement of Nusa Penida MPA Zoning Regulations

Posted on May 07, 2021 in Learning Site, Marine Protected Area, Nusa Penida 0 Comments
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The implementation of resource use monitoring (RUM) and surveillance surveys on May 7, 2021 still found some violations of zoning regulations by local fishers. The result of the surveillance, which was undertaken by the Bali Province Marine Protected Area (MPA) Management Unit in Nusa Penida...

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