Indonesia
Indonesia is home to more than 2 million hectares of reefs.
Coral reefs are an important food source for Indonesia, and provide a number of important ecological services. However, many reefs across the region are at risk of degradation, often related to anthropogenic impact. Ensuring the future health of reefs and maintaining the ecological services they provide requires a range of reef management strategies. Education is an important component of effective reef management, as it contributes to support for various management initiatives and may influence behaviours at an individual and community level. CoralWatch has developed various Reef Education materials for use in Indonesian schools, conservation groups and other educational settings.
CoralWatch Reef Education materials in Bahasa Indonesia
Education Book – Terumbu Karang dan Perubahan Iklim
In 2011, the book published by CoralWatch (Coral Reefs and Climate Change) was translated into Bahasa Indonesia (Terumbu Karang dan Perubahan Iklim) in collaboration with Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Jakarta.
Reef Education Package – Paket Pendidikan Terumbu Karang Indonesia
The Reef Education package was developed in 2012. It includes a workbook, coral health chart and data slate, virtual reef, Do It Yourself instructions and CD. This package is unfortunately out of print but all materials are available for downloading. Contact us if you like a downloadable copy of the book ‘Terumbu Karang dan Perubuhan Iklim’.
Reef Education Package – Documents for downloading
CoralWatch workshops in Indonesia
CoralWatch has conducted several workshops in Indonesia to communities and staff and students at various universities. Collaborators: Udayana University, Bali, Hasanuddin University Makassar, Christian University of Tomohon, Manado, Australian Embassy Jakarta.