From April 12-15, the Training & Learning team delivered its 5th training on Marine Conservation Action Plan in Semarang, Central Java. The training is part of an agreement between the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science, Diponegoro University and the Coral Triangle Center. Twenty-four senior fisheries students...
Located to the east of Bali, Nusa Penida’s cluster of islands has been coined as one of Indonesia’s most efficient marine protected areas (MPA). Much of the MPA’s success is attributed to the implementation and effective management of Nusa Penida’s zoning system. In Nusa Penida...
Dr. Lubchenco is world-renowned environmental scientist with deep experience in the worlds of science, academia, and government. She is a strong champion of recovering oceans to a healthy state through both fishery reform and protected marine parks. During the discussion, she noted the importance of using...
In March, USAID Indonesia announced that it has awarded its 5-year Sustainable Ecosystems Advanced (SEA) Project to a consortium of organizations. The consortium is led by U.S. consultancy firm TetraTech Inc. and includes non-government organizations such as Coral Triangle Center (CTC), Wildlife Conservation Society, World Wildlife...
The Coral Triangle Center is excited to announce that we have planted our Friend of CTC's baby coral plants. Early this month, the Learning Sites team (LS) and Marketing team went to Lembongan Bay, Nusa Lembongan, for a busy day of coral planting and coral maintenance....
During the last few weeks of February, the Coral Triangle Center’s (CTC) Training and Learning (T&L) team travelled to Banyuwangi Regency, east Java, and Ambon Island, to lead workshops about Blue Economy, and support the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries’ (MMAF) strategic 4 year...
