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News & Updates CTI Updates The Conservancy’s Coral Triangle Center
News & Updates CTI Updates The Conservancy’s Coral Triangle Center
Oct
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2008
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 Established in 2000 and based in Bali, the Conservancy’s Coral Triangle Center (CTC) is uniquely positioned to address threats to the world’s most biodiverse seas and help present and future generations enjoy their benefits.
The Center’s mission is to establish resilient networks of MPAs designed to survive, managed to last, and connected like strings of pearls across the Coral Triangle. CTC fulfills its mission by a three-pronged approach: on-site conservation, technical support (i.e., science, training and communications) and policy. These three components support and inform each other: our on-site conservation work provides an opportunity to field-test new strategies, and through our communications program we disseminate lessons learned to managers of other MPAs. We leverage our on-site experience to influence policies on MPAs and fisheries management across Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Our training program helps build a skilled workforce of MPA managers and technicians. |
| Last Updated on Monday, 15 December 2008 09:12 |
