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.
Why Teluk Bintuni
A Landscape of Global Significance
Teluk Bintuni is home to one of Indonesia’s largest contiguous mangrove ecosystems and represents one of the most important blue carbon landscapes in the world.
Its ecological importance extends far beyond national boundaries, contributing to climate regulation, biodiversity conservation, coastal resilience, and the livelihoods of communities that have depended on these ecosystems for generations.
For BUMWI, this is more than the place where we operate.
It is the landscape we are committed to stewarding for generations to come.