CTC recently co-hosted a regional learning exchange for MPA managers in the Coral Triangle region in collaboration with the Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs Fisheries and Food Security (CTI-CFF) Regional Secretariat, the WWF Coral Triangle Program, supported by the EU Ocean Governance Project for...
In a collaborative initiative aimed at strengthening the management of the snapper grouper fishery in West Nusa Tenggara Province, CTC facilitated a capacity-building event called “Fisheries Management Training with an Ecosystem Approach” in the City of Mataram. This event took place from May 22 to...
The Coral Triangle Center team, led by CTC Executive Director Rili Djohani, joined the 5th APCRS held in Singapore from June 19-23, 2023. With the theme ‘Coral reef science and management in a rapidly changing world’, the 5th APCRS was a forum for around 800 reef...
CTC recently collaborated with Youthopia to gift young changemakers all over the world with a baby coral to celebrate World Ocean Day. Founded by Melati Wijsen from Bye Bye Plastic Bags, Youthtopia is a learning platform for young changemakers under the age of 25 to...
Karma Kandara recently launched Ocean Initiative Dessert by Executive Chef Joseph Antonishek on World Ocean Day, 8 June 2023. The dessert, which utilizes local ingredients, is designed to support the Coral Triangle Centre (CTC), an NGO that promotes the conservation of marine biodiversity. In this exclusive...
CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation is proud to present “I Love Banda,” a mini layered photography and multimedia exhibition showcasing historical and contemporary stories from the Banda Islands in Maluku. “I Love Banda” is documentary photographer Isabelle Boon’s photo series about how Banda’s Dutch-Indonesian heritage influences...
CTC collaborated with several local partners on Saparua Island in Maluku to commemorate World Environment Day on June 5, 2023, by conducting clean-up activities in multiple coastline areas. This initiative aimed to highlight the necessity of addressing plastic pollution and seeking solutions to safeguard marine...
In recent decades, there has been remarkable growth in women’s contributions to the global tourism and hospitality industries. However, it is important to acknowledge that women have historically faced underrepresentation in management and leadership positions within these sectors. To address this issue at a local...
On Saturday, March 11, 2023 two of CMC staff, Lisa and Salai, arrived at Dyatmika School in Sanur, Bali upon the school’s invitation. Hundreds of students, parents, and teachers gathered in the event to celebrate the love and admiration they have for our Mother Earth....
CTC recently hosted Nancy Lindborg, the president and CEO for the David and Lucile Packard Foundation together with the foundation’s senior technical team at our Center for Marine Conservation. The David and Lucile Packard Foundation is one of CTC’s donors and partners in our...
