The epicenter of marine biodiversity, the Coral Triangle is home for the most diverse coral reefs ecosystem in the world. Over 76% of the planet’s coral species live in this region as well as more than 2,000 species of reef fish. The Coral Triangle benefits millions of people living coastal communities not only in the…
A group of 12 tour guides from Bali Nature and Experience Tours visited CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation on March 13, 2020. Bali Nature and Experience Tours, also known as Oji Bali, is a tour operator who organizes activities related to nature and culture in Bali. As a Destination Management Company (DMC), Oji Bali offers…
Twenty young painters from Studio Gelombang (Waves Studio) in Gianyar visited our Center for Marine Conservation and brought their enthusiasm to learn new things in marine conservation. Before coming to our center, these kids been active in creating artwork, including marine-theme paintings, under the supervision of Balinese artist I Made Griyawan. The day at…
As the CTC Center for Marine Conservation grows, we are receiving more and more visitors from all over the world, in search of fun and engaging ways to learn about the oceans and expand their knowledge of marine science. On January 19, we were visited by a group from St Thomas University in Minnesota, USA,…
As part of our continuing collaboration with Bali WISE to deliver a training program on basic marine ecology and sustainable tourism, we conducted a training session with Bali WISE students on December 3. There were 25 Bali WISE students who joined the training at CTC Center for Marine Conservation, delivered through a Fun Learning Class….
Escape room “SOS from the Deep” is the first-ever marine conservation themed escape room in Indonesia. The game allows a team of players to work together to discover clues and complete puzzles to progress through the rooms and accomplish their mission in a race against time. The CTC escape room is a fun, interactive game…
On the last Sunday of September, CTC Center for Marine Conservation was visited by guests from Seawalker Sanur. The guests from China came to Bali on the Asia Mega Famtrip Program, and are influencers focused on lifestyle, weddings, and travel, as well as media from People’s Daily and iFeng. The Asia Mega Famtrip Program…
Monday can be the hardest day of the week, with everyone struggling to get back to their daily routine after all the fun of the weekend. At the Center for Marine Conservation, we created a fun workshop to enjoy so that you can continue the fun of the weekend on Monday! The clay hand molding…
On September 4, CTC Center for Marine Conservation received a visit from Green School’s students. Sixteen students came to learn through interactive fun learning about coastal environments that benefit both humans and marine life, and also different types of coral life forms. These middle school students are taking a six-week course at their school…