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Rawa Biru Way Kambas Yamdena dan Kepulauan Tanimbar Site Name : CANDI DASA     Centerpoint Latitude : 8 30 0 S Logitude : 115 34 0 Altitude : 0 to 0 metres Area : 0 ha Wetlands: 0 ha Status : NULL Legislation : NULL Tenure : NULL Province :     Site Description     Candi Dasa is a coastal area with a narrow sand beach with palm trees. The coastal waters is relatively shallow with coral reef occurs in the area, protecting the beach from exessive abrasion. The depth of the waters of the inner reef flats varies between 1 to 5 metres. During the low tide some part of the reef flat emerge, and during high tide, shallow lagoons occur, providing habitats for a number of fishes and other biotas. Fringing reef occur along the coast of Candi Dasa. The reef flat occur about 200 metres from the beach, and betwen ther reef flat and the beach, shallow lagoon occur. At the inner flat and the lagoon, corals grow in association with seagrass bed in some areas. A coral reef survey carried out by Wibowo (1996), found that the coral cover of the area is betwen 11-30%. Most corals have been damaged, which according to Suryadiputra (pers.comm) during the 1970s to eary 1980s coral mining occured intensively in the area. Most corals in Candi Dasa coastal waters are dominated with Acropora (18-31% of coral cover). Shallow lagoons of the inner reef flat provides calm waters which is also habitat for many reef fish species. There area at least 81 species found in the area (Wibowo, 1996). Most of the fishes are sedentary species such as damshelfish (Pomacentridae), butterflyfish (Chaetodontidae), and wrasses (Labridae). A colony of green chromis (Chromis cinerascens) is commonly found in the area. Seagrass beds occur in the shallow waters adjacent to the reef. They are commonly found in the area where sand dominates the substrate or the area where the reef has already damaged.     Site Location     Candi Dasa is located on the eastern coast of Bali island. The site is about 12 km from Padang Bai, the main harbour in Bali that connects Bali with Lombok.     Special Memmo     Candi Dasa is one of the newly-developed tourism areas in Bali. Here, a resort with plenty of comfortable hotels, pensions, and restaurants has grown up bringing life to what was once a small village with a couple of temples on a peacefull lagoon.     List of Birds (0 species)     Species Red Data Book Cites   List of Mammals (0 species)     Species Red Data Book Cites     List of Fish (0 species)     Species Red Data Book Cites   List of Crustaceans (0 species)     Species Red Data Book Cites   List of Mollusks (0 species)     Species Red Data Book Cites   List of Amphibians (0 species)     Species Red Data Book Cites   List of Reptiles (0 species)     Species Red Data Book Cites   List of Vegetations (0 species)     Species Red Data Book Cites