Being one of the most popular places in Bali for watersports, Nusa Dua’s marine environment is very important for Bali’s tourism industry.

That’s why Jensi Sartin, Chairman of Reef Check Foundation Indonesia says it’s great news that this week 13  experienced dive leaders and the head of the local branch of the marine tourism authority have become part of Reef Check Indonesia’s EcoDiver network. Baca selengkapnya »

Puntondo – South Sulawesi, 28 – 30 November 2011

“Workshop on Citizen Journalism about Coral Bleaching” gives the participants theknowledge and expertise in how toassess and monitor coral bleaching; and to build an effective awareness campaign program withthe use of a citizen journalism approach. As we know, the citizen journalism approach has power to be tool for awareness and campaign program. Baca selengkapnya »

Reef Check Foundation Indonesia has congratulated Sanur Village Festival organizing committee for a successful event.

Reef Check recently assisted the Sanur Village Festival committee to run a beach cleanup in the lead up to the launch as well as taking part in the “Blue and Green Community” stall at the festival.

Involving many schools, other local environmental groups, staff from local businesses and community members, Dewi Sri from Reef Check says the cleanup at Sanur’s popular beach was a big success.

“We were really impressed by the number of people who took part in the cleanup,” she said. Baca selengkapnya »