BALI

In Bali, Hutan.in supports community-based mangrove restoration through trusted local partnerships, helping protect coastlines, strengthen ecosystems, and create lasting environmental benefits one community at a time.

Why Bali?

Not every conservation story begins with a crisis. In Bali, meaningful change often starts with small, consistent actions that strengthen the relationship between people and nature. A mangrove planted today can help protect a coastline for years to come.

Our work focuses on supporting community-led efforts in mangrove restoration, waste management, and environmental stewardship. These initiatives help sustain the ecosystems that support local livelihoods, biodiversity, and the island's long-term resilience.

Rather than operating as a standalone field programme, we work through trusted local partners already embedded in their communities. Together, we combine local knowledge, ecological expertise, and shared commitment to create lasting impact.

What We Do Here

In Bali, our work is delivered through trusted local partner networks rather than a standalone field team. We support mangrove restoration that helps protect coastlines, strengthen ecosystems, and enhance community resilience. Through waste management initiatives, we work alongside communities to develop practical, locally led solutions that improve environmental health and support the landscapes they depend on.
Coastal Mangrove Planting
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In.Conserve · via local partners

Mangroves in Bali face growing pressure from coastal development, tourism infrastructure, and changing land use. Through local partner networks, In.Conserve supports targeted mangrove restoration along vulnerable coastlines, focusing on areas where healthy mangroves can provide immediate benefits for coastal protection, biodiversity, and community resilience.

What We Support

  • Coastal Restoration. Targeted planting in areas where mangroves provide the greatest ecological and community benefits.

  • Local Partnership Networks. Delivered through trusted organizations already embedded within local communities.

  • Community Stewardship. Strengthening local ownership and care for coastal ecosystems.

  • Coastal Resilience. Supporting natural barriers that help protect shorelines from erosion and extreme weather.

  • Biodiversity Conservation. Restoring habitats that support coastal wildlife and ecosystem health.

  • Long-Term Ecosystem Care. Encouraging sustained community involvement beyond the planting phase.

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Waste Management Accompaniment
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In.Waste · via local partners

Tourism brings economic opportunities, but it also generates waste volumes that local infrastructure often struggles to manage. Through In.Waste and our local partners, we support communities that live with these environmental pressures year-round, helping build practical and sustainable approaches to waste management.

What We Support

  • Communities First. Supporting the people who manage these environmental challenges every day.

  • Waste Sorting and Reduction. Practical systems that reduce waste at its source.

  • Cleaner Communities. Improving environmental health through better waste management practices.

  • Local Partnership Delivery. Working through trusted partners already embedded in local communities.

  • Environmental Awareness. Encouraging responsible waste practices and long-term behaviour change.

  • Lasting Local Ownership. Building community-led solutions that continue beyond individual projects.

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Our Updates

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Restoring coastal Bali — mangrove restoration with high school students
Conservation
Restoring coastal Bali — mangrove restoration with high school students
July 2026 · 1 min read
Ciliwung River cleanup — welcoming World Cleanup Day 2023
Conservation
Ciliwung River cleanup — welcoming World Cleanup Day 2023
July 2026 · 1 min read
Celebrating one year of Hutanin — a river cleanup as a statement of intent
Empowerment
Celebrating one year of Hutanin — a river cleanup as a statement of intent
July 2026 · 1 min read
Ecosystem research in Way Kambas — IPB silviculture & human-elephant conflict
Research
Ecosystem research in Way Kambas — IPB silviculture & human-elephant conflict
July 2026 · 1 min read
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