Coral Triangle

1. Workshops@GreenSchool presents
Coral Triangle
Learning about our underwater environment
Presented by Jenny Karmy, The Coral Triangle Center
10 December, 2015​| 8:45 | Warung 2​nd​
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The Coral Triangle contains vibrant, colourful and exquisite coral. These rich and diverse reefs
are nurseries for thousands of tropical fish species, sea turtles, whales and dolphins. The
pelagic tuna fish and families of gentle manta rays find sanctuary in the Coral Triangle’s seas.
These reefs provide food security and coastal protection for millions of people living in the
region.
Facts
• 3000 species of reef fish have been discovered in the Coral Triangle
• 76% of all coral species in the world are found in the Coral Triangle
• 130 million people depend on the region’s reefs for food security, employment and
coastal protection.
• Thousands of mammals such as dolphins and whales play and important role in the
region’s ecosystems
About our presenter: The Coral Triangle Center
CTC is a locally based Non-Profit Organisation with a regional outreach and a global impact.
They are dedicated to protecting coral reef ecosystems for future generations. CTC is working
towards the implementation of marine conservation parks across the region, along with
training community to maintain their unique marine heritage.
The Coral Triangle transforms marine resource management and safeguards the future of the
Coral Triangle. They work closely with local communities, the private sector, governments and
other partners to shape lasting solutions to protect coral reefs ecosystems. They provide
education, training, and make sure marine parks are managed effectively. They invest in
people, in livelihoods and our future.
Cost of the event:​Donation based. All proceeds will go to make our environment sustainable.
Further questions?​Write to us at ​workshops@greenschool.org