Areas

Data

Reported by

date of the report

Morel, Ambon

Mid May

Observatory and photo, Seriotopora, Acropora branching and plate, Montipora encrusting, Mycedium.  Probably medium bleaching, no resistant species identifed from photo was bleaching

Mad Korebima

07-Jun

Padang

02-Jun

Observatory snorkling/photos:, severa at reef flat.  Extensive Acropora bleaching.  Bleaching also affected resistant genera (Psammacora)

Yasser Arafat

05-Jun

Sabang, Aceh

June

80% hard coral bleached, include: Acropora, Montipora, Pocillopora and Seriatophora (susceptible group) and Favia, Favites, Goniastrea, Fungia, Platygira, Hydnopora, Galaxea, Diploastrea and Lobophyllia (Intermediate group),  Porites (massive) and Pavona

(Resistant gruop).

Edi Rudi

04-Jun

All Gilis, Lombok May-June

Observatory, severe

Sander Buis/Ocean5

01-Jun

Note: In early April, survey at other gili shows no bleaching.  It means that the bleaching get more extensive and severe. RCFI/Jari/Ocean 5 and others will conduct IUCN reef resilience survey next week or next two weeks.

Ratuhalat, Ambon

28-Mei

observatory; severe bleaching (include soft coral)

audrey Siahainenia

04-Jun

Badi Island, Spermonde

by photos

Ondo/TNC

31-Mei

Wakatobi

20-Mei

from news paper

Muchtar

23-Mei

Lebo,  Parigi Moutong district, Tomini Bay

23-Mei

90% Pocilopora 80-100% bleaching

Samlio/yayasan Palu Hijau

27-Mei

5% branching coral 5-50% bleaching

Lypah, Amed, Bali early May

visible from land

Vicky Kleyer/Euro Dive

13-Mei

Note: RCFI/Euro dive and other stakeholders will conduct IUCN reef resilience survey in July

Pemuteran, North Bali

28-Apr

40-60% hard coral, especially Acropora and Porites

E. Elvan Ampou

12-Mei

Situbondo, Java

end of April

Dian Saptarani/ITS

11-Mei

Gilis, Lombok early May

Ibnu Sabil

11-Mei

Misool, R4 May

Observation, slight bleaching

Sangeeta/TNC

11-Mei

Note: Full report predicted in two month time

Tabulolong, Kupang

mid April

observatory, mild

Anton Wijonarno

04-Jun

Wakatobi 17-27 April

60-65% of corals surveyed showed some signs of bleaching with 10-17% of colonies recorded as fully bleached (white)

Joanne Wilson/TNC

11-Apr

Note: Full report available

Almost all colonies of Seriatopora were white and other taxa with high percentage of white / moderate colonies include Goniopora, Stylopora and encrusting forms of Montipora. In addition 20-30% of colonies of Pocillopora, non-AcroporaAcropora palifera were also classified as moderate to white. Least affected taxa included branching forms of Acropora

branching and and massive species (excluding Faviidae).

Gili Air

09-Apr

<10% hard coral bleached: Acropora table, Pocillipora, Acropora branching, Favia, Seriotopora hystrix

Naneng Setiasih/Reef Check Foundation Indonesia

09-Apr

Note: using reefbase protocol

Gili Air

09-Apr

some coral needle white, some coral table pale and white, some coral table pale, few other kind of life form white or pale.

Simone/Ocean 5

using WWF public bleaching protocol

West of Aceh

end of March

anecdotal

Joni/Ibnu Azam- FFI and Jeri/ODC

31-Mar

Kofiau, R4 March

Observation, slight bleaching

Sangeeta/TNC

Jun

Note :Full report  predicted in two month time