Part of the regional summary: Indonesia - Komodo
One independent survey station shown with the program’s logo — click one to see how far it is from this site.
Four other CRD dive sites within 5 km shown in orange — click a marker to open its page.
No crown-of-thorns starfish (COTS) or other corallivores evident.
Komodo National Park is unambiguously coral, and the regional numbers are high: three WWF surveys within 10 km, submitted via MERMAID, all from 2016, span 40-67% hard coral and average 55.4%, the nearest being station TNK05 at 2.48 km with 67.3%. At 2.5 km that is regional context and nothing more.
Also on record for this site: No photographs, coral-cover estimate, or written account have been attached to this site yet, and no survey sits close enough to describe the site itself.
One dive, 14 August 2009, entering at 13:15 for 65 minutes to 16.8 m, with a divemaster logged as Inge. The log ranks it his second-best dive ever and describes a seamount covered in hard and soft corals, giant trevallies hunting, perfect visibility, and staggering marine life - structure and fish, not a cover measurement, and no cover was recorded.
This site carries no country field, so Indonesia will be missing from any rollup that depends on it.
Within 5 km, 1 independent survey station recorded hard coral cover in 2016. The most recent nearby survey is from 2016, so these values predate recent heat stress.
Collected by other programs using different methods, so these are context for the figures above, not a like-for-like comparison. Where a station was surveyed more than once the range is shown. Station names are not dive-site names.
| Agency | Site / location | Date | Hard coral cover (%) | Distance | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WWF-US / WWF-Indonesia | TNK05 | 2016 | 67% | 2.48 km | Amkieltiela, Abdillah T, Amkieltiela A, Andradi-Brown D, Lazuardi E. 2016. Komodo MPA. MERMAID |
Data on this page are from the organizations named in the data-sources table above, not Coral Reef Diagnostics; Coral Reef Diagnostics has no survey of its own at this site.
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