Indonesia Launches Mangrove Restoration Initiative

The Indonesian government has announced a large-scale effort to rehabilitate damaged mangrove ecosystems. The project aims to restore approximately 700,000 hectares of affected areas. Environment Minister Moh. Jumhur Hidayat disclosed the details of the initiative. The plan includes planting native mangrove species and improving local community involvement. The restoration is expected to enhance coastal resilience and biodiversity. It also aims to support the livelihoods of coastal populations. The government is working with environmental organizations to implement the program effectively.

Restoring mangroves helps protect coastal ecosystems and supports climate change adaptation efforts.