One of the World's Most Important
Mangrove ecosystems are among Earth’s most productive natural assets.
In Teluk Bintuni, they form a living landscape that regulates climate, protects coastlines,
supports biodiversity, sustains coastal communities, and stores vast amounts of blue carbon.
Every hectare matters—not only for Indonesia, but for the future of our planet.
The Power of Blue Carbon
Climate Solutions Begin with Healthy Ecosystems
Mangrove ecosystems store carbon in living biomass, below-ground roots, and organic-rich soils.
Protecting these ecosystems helps prevent greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining their long-term capacity to remove carbon from the atmosphere.
For BUMWI, blue carbon is not an isolated objective.
It is one measurable outcome of responsible ecosystem stewardship supported by science, transparent monitoring, and long-term landscape management.