Ocean Day 2021 – Manta Ray & Sustainable Tourism
Menyambut World Ocean Day 2021, dengan Online Webinar membahas seputar Manta Ray & Sustainable Tourism dengan narasumber Lucia Kusolo, former writer for Scubadivers magazine Indonesia.
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Along with the celebration of World Oceans Day on 08th of June 2021—right in the same month—FLASH also commemorated the day by cleaning the beach. We, like many others, believed that oceans can cure all bad moods.
Therefore, we chose to visit the Watu Prapat beach in the north and it took us by surprise that as soon as we arrived at the place, our members and volunteers found innumerable plastics, a lot of sanitary pads, mountain of diapers, shards of glass, and so on so forth which scattered along the bank.
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On June 5, 2021, National Oceanographic Founder Kang@mujizatalam21 will be a speaker in a webinar organized by the Marine Science Student Association (Himala) Trunojoyo Madura University.
On that occasion, Kang Mujizat Alam explained “Foreign Ship Operation Policies That Used To Be Sinked, Now Allowed”.
Thank you@himala_utm for this collaboration, hopefully it can provide new insights to all #SobatNOC . Jalesveva Jayamahe
Read more :
www.national-oceanographic.com
Instagram:@national_ocean
▶ Youtube: National Oceanographic
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[Ocean Sustainability : The Implications of Marine Life Overexploitation]
Foreign Policy Community in Indonesia Chapter Universitas Padjadjaran 2021 proudly present:
Thematic webinar #2 with theme Sustainable Development of Marine Resources. This webinar will enlighten your perspectives on marine resources exploitation, the implications of the exploitation in Indonesia’s marine life, and what can we do as a human to contribute to this condition. Here are some key informations regarding the event:
Our speakers
Zaki Mubarok
Deputy Director of Advocacy & Treaties of Legal Bureau, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries
Bryan Auriol
CEO & Founder of Narasea Indonesia
‼️MARK YOUR CALENDAR‼️
Date: Friday, June 18th 2021
Time: 15.30-17.30 Western Indonesian Time
Platform : Zoom Meeting
Free register here:
bit.ly/Webinar2FPCI
Every participants will get FREE E-Certificate. What are you waiting for? Join us and don’t miss out the opportunity to get a new insight and discuss more with our expert speakers!
For further inquiries, please kindly contact Gemilang (+62 8954 2250 3332)
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In order to celebrate World Ocean Day 2021, National Oceanographic this time will hold Ocean Talks 7.0 : 2021 Series which will be held online with the theme:
“Building Stronger Blue Economy for National Economic Recovery”
Opening Speech
Miracle of Nature – Founder of National Oceanographic
Speakers
Mr. Dr. Nugroho Dwi Hananto – Head of the Center for Deep Sea Research, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI)
Mr. Dr. AA Handaka Suryana, S .Pi, MT – Head of Center for Fisheries Development Studies/ Lecturer of FPIK Universitas Padjadjaran
Mr. Utario Esna Putra – Head of Public Relations Department of PT PAL Indonesia (Persero)
Don’t Forget To JOIN US
: Saturday, June 19, 2021
: 09.00 – 12.00 WIB
Register Yourself at :
https://bit.ly/oceantalk7
Facilities available!
E-Certificate (For those who follow via zoom)
Free and open to the public!
What are you waiting for? Immediately register yourself now!
Contact Person :
Whatsapp: 0812-3211-3974 (NOCA)
Read more :
www.national-oceanographic.com
Instagram:@national_ocean
▶ Youtube: National Oceanographic
Please Check Email For Those Who Have Registered For Ocean Talks 7.0]
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During the whole month of June, you can add your wish for the oceans to our coral garden.
This is our way to raise awareness about coral reefs. These ecosystems are the most diverse ones in the ocean and essential to guarantee protection and livelihood support to coastal communities of Indonesia.
If want to join us in our reef rehabilitation program, there’s no better time than the present!
A couple of months ago, a small group of our team met in Padangbai, Bali, with @carbonecotrip, @livingseas.asia & Baruna Scientific Diving Clubs to replant 1872 baby corals onto a seagate!
Besides that, our team also educated our community of volunteers and participating divers on the climate crisis.
Our Marine mangrove and seaweed are planted in Harapan Island, Kepulauan Seribu and Jakarta
Seagrass and Coral are planted in Pramuka Island, Kepulauan Seribu, Jakarta
Estuarine mangrove are planted in Rembang Regency, Central Java
Thanks everyone who joined us! We will have more coral restoration trips open to the public throughout the year, where you can dive and help us restore coral reefs. Just keep an eye at @carbonecotrip page!
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Last week we were celebrating #WorldOceanDay. As a token of appreciation, we decided to make it #WorldOceanMonth
Together with @indooceanproject , we will plant 1 Staghorn Coral in Nusa Penida, for every purchase made in 8-30 June 2021.
Let’s plant as many corals as we can!
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The World Meteorological Organization celebrates the ocean theme for the second time this year as the Ocean, Our Climate and Weather was also the theme of World Meteorological Day on 23 March, which included a dedicated ‘ocean’ issue of the WMO Bulletin as a formally endorsed WMO contribution to the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021 to 2030).
WMO World Oceans Day activities also feature the new WMO video, narrated by UN Ocean Envoy, Ambassador Peter Thomson, highlighting the vital role of the ocean in our interconnected world, the increasing impact of climate change, and the need for better ocean services, science and observations to protect lives at sea and in coastal areas. This will be shown within the UN’s Virtual World Ocean Day Ceremony.
WMO has also launched a new Ocean page: an easy access point from which to learn of the various ocean activities that WMO is working across, to support Members.
This activity aims to clean up trash along the beach and around the sea in Lasalimu Village. also for the initial campaign for the community to no longer throw garbage into the sea.
NAvakara brings “Waste Less Films Series”, in conjunction with World Ocean Day that falls annually on June 8.
Albatross is a powerful visual journey into the heart of a symbolic environmental tragedy. On one of the remotest islands, thousands of baby albatrosses lie dead with their bodies filled with plastic. Returning to the island over several years, artist Chris Jordan witnessed the cycles of life and death of these birds as a multi-layered metaphor for our times.
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A 30-minute movie discussion will follow at end of the screening, with our friends Maggie (Beli Yang Baik – WWF Indonesia), Rozan (Daya Qarsa Consulting), and Diky (Saya Pilih Bumi – NatGeo Indonesia)
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Date: Friday, 11th June 2021
Time: 5 PM (limited seats)
Location: Flix Cinema, Ashta District 8
Minimum donations: Rp50.000/person
100% of your donations will be sent to Albatros Project by Chris Jordan
Registration:
bit.ly/WOD-Albie
Note: Covid-19 protocols are in place, masks must be worn at all times, seatings are rearranged, and capacity is 50%. Thank you for your understanding!
This event has a clear goal to raise awareness and educate people about the current condition of the ocean, the challenges we encounter, and about what organizations do to protect the ocean. Of course, combined with some fun activities and a panel discussion. We will end the event with a screening of three short mini-documentaries honoring the ocean.
National Marine Protected Areas (NMPAs) Agency of Kupang celebrate World Ocean Day and Coral Triangle Day with local community of Meosmanggara, West Waigeo Island District, Raja Ampat.
8 June 2021 Beach Cleanup
9 June 2021 Underwater Cleanup; Artificial reef monitoring and maintenance