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sustainable tourism indonesia

ADVENTURE INDONESIA mangrove reforestation program is part of our efforts to promote sustainable tourism practices in Bali. We help preserve the natural beauty and ecosystem of the regions of Bali Island. Additionally, we engage local communities, promoting social responsibility and building cooperation with locals that contribute to sustainable tourism practices.

In today's world where environmental issues are on the rise, it is essential to incorporate sustainable practices into corporate events. Businesses have a significant role to play in maintaining ecological balance. Therefore, every step counts to reduce environmental impact. 

ADVENTURE INDONESIA

Monthly  Mangrove trees Planting

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One seed can make a difference
 

Considering the important of Mangrove tree for its contribution to environmental conservation and sustainability, ADVENTURE INDONESIA proud to take part by planting 100 mangrove trees each month. By providing each of our clients with an opportunity to contribute to protecting the planet, we hope that they will be inspired to take further action in preserving it for generations to come. It a great way for our clients to leave a lasting legacy on their vacation. Every tour participant will automatically donate towards our mangrove tree planting program!

HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE

Mangroves are vital for the health of the ocean and its marine life. Mangrove forests also provide a vital habitat for many species of animals and birds, creating a vibrant and diverse ecosystem.

 AS NURSERIES

Mangroves are important nurseries for juvenile marine life; the protected waters amongst their roots foster a safe environment in which small creatures can feed and grow before venturing out into open water.They provide shelter, food and breeding grounds for a variety of species.

CO2 ABSORPTION

Mangroves are able to absorb up to five times as much carbon dioxide than other forests, making them an essential tool in the fight against global warming