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Diving, Scientific Diving, Coral Reef, Biota, IndonesiaSynopsis
Scientific diving has been going on for decades in Indonesia. One of the scientific diving activities is monitoring coral reef ecosystems, better known as the coral reef condition assessment methodology. However, the vastness of Indonesia’s waters is challenging to monitor coral reefs together. Therefore, one coral reef monitoring strategy is creating nodes or regional representation in various regions in Indonesia. Furthermore, strengthening the capacity of human resources through various basic training activities and advanced training. After obtaining a license, this training begins with diving training, followed by coral reef monitoring materials. The fields taught are coral reefs, coral fish, and another benthic biota
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