LINI’s commitment lies in investing in both people and nature to work towards building a resilient and sustainable future for our shared marine environment. We collaborate closely with local leaders, individuals, and their communities, empowering them to collaboratively manage, preserve, and restore the marine ecosystems and resources in the face of both human-induced and climate-related threats.
We envision a future in which marine ecosystems are valued and recognized for their richness as a common global resource, and in which Indonesia’s coastal communities are dedicated to protecting their environment and enjoying a higher standard of living.
News & Publication
This year we celebrate World Oceans Day with our community partners in North Bali and Banggai Island. Like many millions ...
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It has been three months since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world, also reaching remote communities in the areas where ...
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We are very pleased to know that our reef restoration program continues receiving technical support from various institutions. In September ...
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The 2020 inaugural Eco Freediving Camp is proudly presented by Anak Pacific and Yayasan Alam Indonesia Lestari (LINI). We have ...
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Fishers who catch yellowfin tuna with handlines in the Banda Sea look for birds and dolphins as signs of the ...
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We started our internship program in 2016, with our aquaculture of marine reef fish and reef restoration in the LINI ...
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Les village in North Bali became LINI’s first permanent field site in 2010. It started from a live-in with fishers’ ...
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Since 2007, LINI has been monitoring the distribution and population density of Banggai Cardinalfish (BCF) populations in the Banggai Archipelago ...
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Blog
2021 – Another year to be grateful and hopes for the New Year 2022!
We are approaching the end of 2021, which has been especially difficult year for many of the vulnerable coastal communities ...
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Revitalizing the Marine Gardens of Bakti Seraga Village
Baktiseraga Village's coast is increasingly home to accommodation and stalls, and is the only village in the Indonesian Coral Reef ...
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Various Animals Featured in Pacung Village Marine Park
It’s the end of the working day in Desa Pacung village, and dozens of women, young and old, are cleaning ...
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Fast Work in Kaliasem Village Marine Park
At 8am, near from the iconic dolphin statue of Lovina, in Buleleng Regency, six stalls could be seen at a ...
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A new marine park and conservation effort in Bondalem village
Over 3000 coral structures are being built for a new marine park by Bondalem village in Buleleng regency. The Indonesian ...
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Vintage Cars in Tukad Mungga Sea Park
Six vintage Volkswagen (VW) cars made of sand and iron structures will be a part of Indonesia Coral Reef Garden ...
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Thousands of New Homes for Fish in Buleleng
Six villages in Bali's north coast are building thousands of artificial structures to grow new coral reefs. Each new reef ...
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