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Hub Bintuni • Papua, Indonesia· Q4 2026 Ramsar Nomination

Restoring Mangroves,
Sustaining Life

An international portal and knowledge hub for mangrove forest biodiversity restoration. Leading research, conservation, and community empowerment in Bintuni Bay.

Working alongside government, research and conservation partners

Mangrove forest of Bintuni Bay
Impact & Scale

Impact & Scale

Measuring our commitment to mangrove restoration and community resilience.

12,500+

Hectares of Mangrove Restored

34

Species of Mangrove Documented

8

Indigenous Communities Partnered

47

Research Publications

Our Mission

Our Mission

The World Mangrove Center (Hub Bintuni) advances the science and practice of mangrove ecosystem restoration through interdisciplinary research, indigenous knowledge integration, and community-led conservation models.

Meet the experts behind our work

Biodiversity Research

Comprehensive flora and fauna surveys documenting the rich mangrove ecosystems of Bintuni Bay.

Community Stewardship

Partnering with indigenous Teluk Bintuni tribes to co-manage and protect forest resources.

Carbon & Climate

Quantifying blue carbon stocks and developing climate resilience frameworks for coastal communities.

Knowledge Exchange

Open-access research repository and international collaboration platform for mangrove science.

Partner with us in advancing mangrove science and community stewardship.

Whether through research collaboration, funding support, or community partnership — your engagement fuels meaningful conservation outcomes in one of Earth's most vital coastal ecosystems.

23+

Research Partners

12

Grant & Donors

5

Gov't Agencies

18

Community Orgs