CTI Southeast Asia Validates Proposed Priority Projects…
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Global Environment Facility (GEF)-funded Coastal and Marine Resources Management…
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Scientific Expedition to Map Biodiversity in Sabah Marine…
From September 6–28, 2012, a team of scientists from Malaysia, the Netherlands, and Australia embarked on a three-week…
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Indonesian President Yudhoyono Honored with “Valuing…
New York, NY — Three leading global environmental and conservation organizations honored Indonesia’s President H.E…
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CTI Outreach Campaign Targets Solomon Islands Decision…
A television public service announcement (PSA) to raise awareness about marine resource conservation began airing in…
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Solomon Islands Implements New Tool to Improve Marine…
Twenty-five representatives from community, government, and non-government organizations in the Solomon Islands took a…
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Marine Survey Finds High Biodiversity Concentration and…
A team of six scientists and two videographers conducted the first-ever extensive marine survey along the northern…
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Australian Government Supports Mangrove Training in Papua…
The Australian Government is supporting the Papua New Guinea Centre for Locally Managed Areas, a member-owned…
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Indonesia CTI NCC Newsletter September 2012
Indonesia CTI NCC Newsletter – September 2012
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Helping Coastal Communities in Timor-Leste Adapt to…
The residents of two Timor-Leste communities, Batugade and Atauro, will soon be able to prepare their communities for…
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ADB’s CTI Southeast Asia Project Kicks off with Scoping…
The Coastal and Marine Resources Management in the Coral Triangle: Southeast Asia (CTI Southeast Asia) project held its…
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Indonesian President Reaffirms CTI Leadership and Pushes…
“The blue economy is our next frontier,” stated President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono of Indonesia during his opening…
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Coral Triangle Journalists Attend 12th International…
Eleven journalists covering the six Coral Triangle countries—Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines,…
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Indonesian Scientist Calls for Stronger Science to…
Indonesia's Leading Scientist Calls for Stronger Science-to-Management Approach in Protecting the Coral TriangleSource:…
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NOAA Administrator Cites Coral Triangle Initiative as …
The Administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Dr. Jane Lubchenco, called the Coral…
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85 Percent of Reefs in the Coral Triangle Are Threatened,…
For Immediate ReleaseJuly 8, 2012Location: Cairns, Australia“Reefs at Risk Revisited in the Coral Triangle” maps…
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