Photo: Ken Knezick

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Indonesian Activities of Coral Reefs Management
2004-2005
M.I. Yosephine Tuti H
Photo Ken Knezick
LIPI
RESEARCH CENTER FOR OCEANOGRAPHY INDONESIAN
INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE Jl.Raden Saleh No. 43
Jakarta 10330Telp. [phone] , Fax.  (021)
31927958Email. yos103_at_yahoo.com - Website
http//www.coremap.or.id
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Indonesian Activities of Coral Reefs Management
2004-2005

• to support the implementation of the national
  policy concept of coral reef management in
  Indonesia by NGO, IGO and local people in the
  form of community based management

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INDONESIAN ACTIVITIES IN 2004-2005.

• Implementation Phase (before axelleration) in
  COREMAP Ph.1 and starting from the beginning for
  the new locations (Initiation Phase) for COREMAP
  new Loc. Ph 2.

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Coordination and Training.

• diving and LIT research methodology on the coral
  reef ecosystem in Padang and tanjung Pinang, each
  3 districts.
• Up till now LIPI has trained 550 people, coming
  from all parts of Indonesia.
• In North Sulawesi province, the university had
  conducted diving training course last year and
  will held LIT coral reef research method this
  year.

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Coordination and Training.

• An NGO conducted some training courses for junior
  and senior high school teachers in Pramuka island
  to introduce coastal ecosystem, conservation and
  snorkelling. In the meantime it also conducted a
  training for conservation staff the skills for
  long term coral reef monitoring (data collection,
  sampling and data analysis).

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Coral Reef Research and Monitoring.

• Ecological Baseline studies were conducted at
  (west and north Sumatera province) (East part of
  Sumatera), each 3 distritcs

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Coral Reef Research and Monitoring.

• Third decade coral reef monitoring in Seribu
  island, Jakarta Bay in September 2005. This
  activity also represented a joint expedition
  between Dutch and Indonesia

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Coral Reef Research and Monitoring.

• Make an artificial reef at Lahe island,
  Gorontalo, North Sulawesi using concrete block
  in 10 m depth

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Coral Reef Research and Monitoring.

• joint research and monitoring on coral reef with,
  such as long term monitoring at Spermonde
  Islands, biology and ecology of some commercial
  coral species, experimental study on coral
  bleaching, eutrophication in coral reef area,
  also general coral reef assessment in south and
  south east Sulawesi, (Jompa, personal
  communication)

• Hasanuddin University in South Sulawesi and ZMT
  German

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Coral Reef Research and Monitoring.

• In East Kalimantan, some NGOs assist some
  activities local participatory on turtle
  monitoring, sea weed farming, community based eco
  tourism.

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Coral Reef Research and Monitoring.

• Indonesia has studied ecological and social
  baseline and established monitoring program for
  the Tsunami impact in Aceh.

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Coral Reef Research and Monitoring.

• All of the research data were stored in database
  system and Indonesia has established Data and
  Information System (www.coremap.or.id)

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District Fisheries Monitoring.

• Socio-Economic Data have been collected, analyzed
  and disseminated. It was done in Mentawai,
  Tapanuli Tengah also in Natuna, Batam and Riau
  Archipelago.

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District Fisheries Monitoring.

• Support for Local Research. Workshops under the
  theme of Regional Research Agenda were
  conducted in Riau Archipelago(August, 2004),
  Nias, Tapanuli Tengah (August,2004) and Natuna
  (September,2004). Some follow up actions
  resulting from the workshops are now running.

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District Marine Management Area (MMA)

• Also three marine protected areas have been
  established in Gili Sulat, Gili Lawang and Gili
  Petagan. consist of coral reef, mangrove and sea
  grass. Were established in 2001, give a positive
  impacts, as evidenced by increased catch of
  commercial fishes.

• In East Lombok Island,

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District Marine Management Area (MMA)

• Other local marine protected and conservation
  areas are currently found in the following
  regions

• North Sulawesi
• Local marine conservation area at Minahasa
  district.

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District Marine Management Area (MMA)

• Marine conservation area, established through
  Governors decree and is managed by the local
  government in collaboration with NGO (Ismunarty,
  personal communication).

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Public awareness and Education

• Awareness campaign was conducted through a range
  of media including musical events, high school
  quiz contest (in Jakarta only), displays,
  brochures, radio and photo video (Workshop on
  Digital Media Development)..

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Public awareness and Education

• Education program has developed, produced and
  socialized coral reef education materials for
  Inclusion into the formal primary and secondary
  education curriculum in each program district

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Public awareness and Education

• National reef education events for children and
  youth was held in September 2004. Some students
  from the district of COREMAP II were encouraged
  to participate in the national educational
  activities, which would give them exposure to
  what was going on at national level.

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THANKS