On November 19th, 2023, the CTC team traveled to Nusa Lembongan for a full day Fun Learning Trip with the University of Queensland and Blue Corner. There were 29 participants, experts in rubble stabilization, invited by the University of Queensland to their workshop. The participants learned about the Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area and different…
During this pandemic, we can continue to learn about our oceans at the comforts of our home through our Online Fun Learning Activities. As part of our goals to inspire future generations to care for ocean ecosystems, we are thrilled to offer online fun learning activities. Everyone (children, youth, families) can join our online activities…
Restrictions on travel and emphasis on social distancing due to COVID-19 have limited the opportunities for face-to-face engagement. However, CTC has remained flexible and creative in our delivery of training and workshops. This month, we held a three-day training, in collaboration with Murdoch University, as part of the Murdoch Sustainable Practicum Program. The program was…
We welcome you back to CTC’s Center for Marine Conservation! It is with great pleasure and excitement to announce that we are reopening our Center for Marine Conservation starting on June 1, 2021. Experience our fun learning activities and creative workshops. Be inspired to protect our reefs and oceans through a variety of fun…
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 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….
A group of scientists from CAS, a division of the American Chemical Society, visited the CTC Center for Marine Conservation on August 14. During their visit to Bali, they wished to get a close look at the environmental conservation initiatives and efforts being made across Bali. There were 38 participants from CAS that came to…