by Biorock Indonesia | 7 Jan 2019 | Blog |
Ditulis oleh Thomas J. F. Goreau, PhD Indonesia has the largest and most biodiverse coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrasses of any country in the world. Sadly, all are under severe pressure. Around 95% of the coral reefs have been badly damaged or degraded from...
by Biorock Indonesia | 3 Jan 2019 | Blog |
Written by Thomas J. F. Goreau, PhD The late Agung Prana, a leader of Balinese ecotourism, was commemorated by installation of a Biorock reef shaped like the quintessential Balinese mythological figures, Barong and Rangda, at the Pemuteran Sea Festival on December 14,...
by Biorock Indonesia | 3 Jan 2019 | Blog |
Written by Thomas J. F. Goreau, PhD Today the Biorock Indonesia team, led by Komang Astika and Sandhi Raditya, placed the three new Biorock reefs installed yesterday under power in the Inner Ambon Bay. All are now working, along with the 5 Biorock reefs previously...
by Biorock Indonesia | 28 Dec 2018 | Blog |
According to the large Indonesian language dictionary (Kbbi), “rehabilitation” means the restoration of position (country name) first (original). But sadly, in the context of rehabilitation of coral reefs, translate coral transplants only. If it is...
by Biorock Indonesia | 28 Dec 2018 | Blog |
Written by Thomas J. F. Goreau, PhD The corals of Ambon, in the Moluccas of Eastern Indonesia, were made famous by some of the greatest Natural Historians who ever lived. In the 1600s Georg Eberhard Rumpf, better known as Rumphius, described hundreds of new species of...
by Biorock Indonesia | 2 May 2017 | Blog |
It is frustrating for some person if you have spent your time, money, sweat, and put your trust to join in an act to restore the coral reef, but the coral is not growing well, or worse, they disappear! It would be even a night mare if you happen to be the organizer,...
