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Mangrove restoration and conservation

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Indonesia’s mangrove restoration drive continued to accelerate accelerated through July 2026. On World Mangrove Day (26 July), on 26 July saw coordinated planting events spanned across the archipelago, with banks, ministries, universities and local governments adding tens of thousands of seedlings. Bank Negara Indonesia confirmed reported a cumulative 258,000 seedlings over eight years, while Permodalan Nasional Madani kept its pledge of pledged 196,700 trees across 58 sites by the end of 2026. year‑end. Bank Rakyat Indonesia’s “BRI Peduli” programme placed 24,000 seedlings in Karawang, Karawang and the DKI Jakarta administration sowed 24,310 seedlings at five coastal sites in the capital, sites, joined by police and military personnel. University Telogorejo contributed 1,000 mangroves mangrove and fish seedlings, and InJourney added 20,000 seedlings, 20,000, including 4,500 in the Mandalika tourism zone. In Bali, Governor Wayan Koster announced a new monthly planting schedule that will involve involving schools, entrepreneurs and community groups, reinforcing groups to protect the island’s 3,000 ha of existing mangroves. At the Batu Lumbang eco‑tourism site, FINNS Bali and the Bali Youth Parliament for Water planted 1,200 Rhizophora mucronata seedlings along the Jimbaran coast with 55 volunteers. seedlings. The 10th East Java Mangrove Festival was held on 29 July 2026 at Pantai Panduri, Tuban. highlighted mangroves as carbon sinks and flood barriers. Governor Khofifah Indar Parawansa highlighted mangroves as stressed a long‑term environmental investment “penta‑helix” collaboration, and carbon sink. An award recognized Deputy Regent Dirham Akbar Aksara received an award for preserving 135.6 ha in Lamongan. Astra Motor Bengkulu pledged 1,000 seedlings for World Mangrove Day under its AM Greeners CSR programme. The Ministry of Forestry launched the Mangroves for Coastal Resilience (M4CR) programme, targeting rehabilitation of 32,634 ha—the world’s largest mangrove project—starting with 1,000 trees in Lamongan. Officials stressed a “penta‑helix” collaboration among government, business, community, academia Aceh and the public expanding to integrate restoration into regional climate‑mitigation plans. East and North Kalimantan, North Sumatra and Riau, with a 2027 completion goal. Ministries reiterated the 2026 target to rehabilitate restore more than 17,000 ha, building on the 91,678 ha restored by the end of 2025, and underscored underscoring mangroves’ role in coastal protection and fisheries livelihoods.

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  1. 2026-08-02 03:33 UTC Mangrove restoration and conservation
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