24 Oct CTC Conducts Green Fins Assessment to Advance Sustainable Diving Practices in Komodo National Park

In September 2024, the Coral Triangle Center (CTC) successfully conducted Green Fins assessments for six dive operators in Komodo National Park. This initiative marks an important milestone in promoting sustainable diving practices and marine conservation in the region, reinforcing the commitment of Indonesia’s diving industry...

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24 Oct Closing Workshop of the Wallacea Partnership Program II: Highlights from the Kalesang Dugong Project

From September 9-12, 2024, CTC participated in a workshop marking the closing of the Wallacea Partnership Program II, held in Manado, which was facilitated by Burung Indonesia. The event aimed to share lessons learned from each grantee’s projects. During the workshop, representatives from 43 grantee...

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24 Oct Strengthening Conservation Efforts through Surveillance and Resource Utilization Monitoring (RUM) Surveys in Ay-Rhun Islands MPA

CTC with the local partners recently conducted another bi-monthly surveillance and resource utilization monitoring (RUM) survey in the Ay-Rhun Islands MPA on August 30, 2024. This regular survey involved collaboration with multiple governmental agencies and local communities, aiming to strengthen law enforcement, promote the adoption...

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23 Sep Building Regional Partnerships to Strengthen Capacity in Marine Conservation in the Coral Triangle

On September 5th, 2024, CTC co-organized a side event titled “Bridging the Gap: Regional Platforms and Partnerships to Strengthen Capacity Across the Coral Triangle”, held during the 8th IUCN Regional Conservation Forum in Bangkok, Thailand. The event, which was co-organized by the Coral Triangle Initiative...

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22 Aug MPA Day 2024: Inspiring the Next Generation of Mangrove Guardians

On August 1st, we celebrated MPA Day with a special focus on children and mangroves in the Nusa Penida MPA. Since 2022, CTC partnered with the Gili Bhuana Group to rehabilitate mangrove forests in Nusa Lembongan affected by local development. To date, 7,965 square meters...

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