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Reef rehabilitation in Pahawang island – Lampung, south Sumatera

Nov 17, 2009
From 26 October  to 5  November  2009, LINI staff, together with coastal communities and fishermen from Suak Buah, Pahawang Island, South Sumatera installed 30 artificial rock structures and over 600 pieces of transplanted coral of various species, at a depth of 3 to 4 meters. The artificial substrates and transplanted corals will provide new homes for reef fishes, and the large surface area of the substrates will provide suitable areas on which new coral recruits can settle and grow.

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Dive Training in Singaraja-Buleleng

Aug 15, 2009
On July 27 to August 1 in the City of Singaraja, Buleleng District has conducted training activities conducted by Fisheries Office of Buleleng District, The Indonesian Nation Foundation incharge as the instructor.   

The purpose of this activity is to increase the capacity of staff Fisheries Office of Buleleng District and fishermen in order to conduct activities for the management and conservation of coral reef ecosystems.

The target of this activity are some of the staff of Fisheries..... (read more)

Certification training in Bau-bau, Buton District, Southeast Sulawesi Province, Indonesia

Jul 28, 2009
At the request of the Fisheries and Marine Offices Buton district, LINI conducted training on certification of marine aquarium fisheries from 13 - 16  July 2009. The idea of this training was to give  background information about the certification process and the international standards of the Marine Aquarium Council (MAC) bto local collectors, middlemen/local traders and  local government staff.

LINI trainers also provided practical demonstrations on best practices of collecting and post-harvest handling to ensure sustainability and conservation of..... (read more)

Banggai Cardinalfish population monitoring survey in the Banggai islands

Jul 01, 2009
As the first marine ornamental species to make news because of its restricted range and potential disappearance because of overcollection, the Banggai cardinal fish (BCF) remains a hot topic among many aquarists and traders.

LINI conducted population monitoring of BCF populations from 24 to 28 of June  2009, in 9 areas in the Banggai archipelago where collection of this species has occurred. The 9 areas were Mbuang-Mbuang, Tongo, Kokudang /Kombongan, Minanga, Teropot, Mosongan, Tinakin, Popisi dan Bone Baru. The..... (read more)

Reason Co Ltd Japan Helps for Coral Rehabilitation

May 25, 2009

On 7^th May, LINI Foundation has received a donation from the Reason Co Ltd Japan for coral reef rehabilitation of USD 500.   Reason have contacted LINI via email on the middle of April and stated its desire to contribute to Indonesia’s sea life.  

 

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