The governance of marine conservation in Indonesia has been the subject of critique for
decades. This paper elucidates and analyses the legal framework for marine mammal …

Humans have hunted marine mammals, including whales, dolphins, and porpoises
(cetaceans), since pre-history. Hunting of cetaceans can be for subsistence purposes, such …

Dolphin-watching tourism is growing globally. In developing countries, the typically low
environmental awareness of operators and poorly enforced or non-existent regulations …

This article focuses on the current practice of dolphin watching in Lovina, Bali. The current
approach, in which tourists can hire a traditional boat with a captain, has been evaluated …

A global review of tourist visitation and expenditures associated with whale and dolphin
watching industries indicated that the industry attracted 13 million tourists in 119 countries …

A low-cost, small-boat, rapid assessment survey was conducted on the waters off the
southern Peninsula of Bali. The objectives were:(1) to conduct an inventory of cetacean …

'Managing Coral Reefs' examines Indonesia's and Malaysia's pathways to implementing the
international Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), focusing specifically on how …

The spinner dolphin (Stenella longirostris) is among the cetacean species most vulnerable
to disturbance and sub-lethal effects of dolphin watching. This industry brings tourists in …

Live coral coverage is important to support reef fish communities, provide renewable
resources (eg, seafood, seaweed, medicines), protect shorelines and attract domestic and …

This project work maps and analyses GPS data of touristic dolphin watching boats while
they were in active observation of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncates) in the Sado …