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28 Mar Mini Coral Art Sculpture Installed at CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation

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After months of hand sculpting, firing, glazing and firing again, we are proud to show you a sneak peek of our monumental coral wall project. This month, we finished the installation of a mini coral wall and a mobile coral wall at our Center for...

08 Mar Coral Triangle Women Leaders: Protecting Coral Reefs in Atauro Island

Posted on Mar 08, 2018 in Community Outreach, Partnerships, Training and Learning, Uncategorized 0 Comments

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The reefs around Atauro Island in Timor-Leste hold the world's highest reef fish species on average. A biodiversity survey in the waters of Ataúro Island, situated 36 kilometres north of Timor-Leste's capital Dili, conducted by Conservation International in July 2016 revealed that the island hosts...

08 Mar Coral Triangle Women Leaders: Promoting Sustainable Fisheries in Papua New Guinea

Posted on Mar 08, 2018 in Community Outreach, Outreach Activities, Partnerships, Training and Learning 0 Comments

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The Central Province coastal community depends on fish for food and income. Fishing revenue forms the main income for local people. Fish produce is highly demanded in the city of Port Moresby resulting in unsustainable fishing and overfished reefs. Women depend on near-shore marine resources such...

05 Mar Nusa Penida is now home to the world’s largest bony fish – the Mola Alexandrini (previously known as Mola ramsayi)

Posted on Mar 05, 2018 in Community Outreach, Marine Protected Area, Sustainable Fisheries 0 Comments

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You would think a fish as large as the Mola mola (up to 3 meters long and weighing 2300 kilograms) could not be mistaken. But in fact, we have been misidentifying this ocean giant for years! The ocean sunfish (Mola mola) is listed in Guinness World Records as the...

28 Feb Coral Reef Activity Kit Available at Garuda Indonesia

Posted on Feb 28, 2018 in Community Outreach, Outreach Activities, Partnerships 0 Comments

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Travellers on Garuda Indonesia can now buy CTC’s Coral Reefs Activity kit inflight! The kit, developed in collaboration with GummyBox, is a great way for kids to learn about coral reefs and marine animals in a fun and creative way. The box includes an origami...

18 Feb Moving Forward with the MPA Establishment in Lease Island

Posted on Feb 18, 2018 in Marine Protected Area, Partnerships, Training and Learning 0 Comments

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CTC, under the USAID-SEA Project, has began working in to support Marine Protected Area (MPA) establishment in Lease Islands in Maluku Province. Lease Islands MPA is envisioned to fit multi-purpose needs of fisheries, marine tourism and marine sustainability that will benefit local communities and enable...

10 Feb Restoring Buano’s Rich Marine Biodiversity through MPA Establishment

Posted on Feb 10, 2018 in Community Outreach, Marine Protected Area, Outreach Activities, Partnerships, Sustainable Fisheries 0 Comments

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From February 6-10, 2018, CTC in collaboration with the Marine and Fisheries Agency of Maluku Province, conducted a series of socialization and information dissemination to help facilitate the establishment of a marine protected area (MPA) in Buano Island in West Seram, Maluku, as part of...

06 Feb Did you know? 2018 is the International Year of the Reef

Posted on Feb 06, 2018 in Community Outreach, Marine Protected Area, Outreach Activities 0 Comments

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The International Coral Reef Initiative has declared 2018 as the third International Year of the Reef to strengthen awareness globally about the value of, and threats to, coral reefs and associated ecosystems. IYOR 2018 also aims promote partnerships between governments, the private sector, academia and civil...

05 Feb Upcoming Event: Aquatico Launch, February 23, 2018

Posted on Feb 05, 2018 in Community Outreach, Outreach Activities, Partnerships 0 Comments

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Bringing fun into marine education is the goal of CTC’s marine education based board game, Aquatico, which will be launched at CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation in Sanur, Bali on February 23, 2018. The board game aims to tackle key concepts such as the interconnectedness amongst...

06 Dec The Documentary A Plastic Ocean: Get the Movie Summary and Link

Posted on Dec 06, 2017 in Center for Marine Conservation, Community Outreach, Sustainable Fisheries, Sustainable Marine Tourism, Sustainable Seafood 0 Comments

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Did you know there will be more plastic in the sea than fish by 2050 if we continue this path of one-use plastic consumption! Have you ever seen a sea bird or fish with a belly full of plastic? It’s rather confronting and saddening at...

28 Mar Mini Coral Art Sculpture Installed at CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation

08 Mar Coral Triangle Women Leaders: Protecting Coral Reefs in Atauro Island

08 Mar Coral Triangle Women Leaders: Promoting Sustainable Fisheries in Papua New Guinea

05 Mar Nusa Penida is now home to the world’s largest bony fish – the Mola Alexandrini (previously known as Mola ramsayi)

28 Feb Coral Reef Activity Kit Available at Garuda Indonesia

18 Feb Moving Forward with the MPA Establishment in Lease Island

10 Feb Restoring Buano’s Rich Marine Biodiversity through MPA Establishment

06 Feb Did you know? 2018 is the International Year of the Reef

05 Feb Upcoming Event: Aquatico Launch, February 23, 2018

06 Dec The Documentary A Plastic Ocean: Get the Movie Summary and Link

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