LINI is a non-profit organization based in Bali, Indonesia.
Our mission is to support the conservation and management of coastal marine resources through science, education and the empowerment of coastal communities.
Our Aquaculture and Training Center (LATC) in Les Village, Bali embodies this with a focus on reef restoration, sustainable ornamental fish aquaculture, and education.
News & Publication
There has been a lot happening at LINI’s Aquaculture and Training (LATC) since our last update! In July, the foundations ...
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On Friday 28 August, we were thrilled to have the Consul-General of Australia in Bali Ms Majell Hind visit the ...
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We are very excited to share the news that we have our first juvenile Banggai Cardinalfish at the LINI Aquaculture ...
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It has been an exciting time for LINI's work towards sustainable aquaculture in Indonesia! In late 2014, LINI commenced work ...
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Blog
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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