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Indonesia

20%


20% is all that's remaining of
​Indonesia's original forests.
Deforestation in Indonesia
Deforestation Indonesia rice paddy
In the last 50 years more than 74 million hectares of Indonesia's rainforest have been lost due to logging, wildfires and unsustainable agriculture techniques.

That's an area the size of Germany

Indonesia is consistently ranked in the top 3 countries
​in the world for the highest rate of deforestation,
​at times overtaking Brazil.

Made up of over 17,000 individual islands, Indonesia is one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet.

25% of the world's fish population can be found in Indonesia.
Coral reef and sea life
Orangutan
Across these 17,000 islands there are 135 threatened mammal species, including the endangered Sumatran Tiger, Javan Rhinoceros, Sumatran Elephants and Orangutans.

In 1996 Biak Island was hit by a tsunami caused by an 8.2 magnitude earthquake.
​The devastating wave reached 23 ft (7 metres) high.

160 people were reported dead, 423 were injured and 5090 were left homeless.
​Twenty-three years later, you can still see the effect. Large piles of tree trunks can be found lying on the shore, in the shallows and even deep under water.

The reforestation partner we have chosen in Indonesia, Eden Reforestation Projects
​has been 
​successfully planting on Biak island since 2017.
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There are currently two projects underway on the island.
​The first is restoring tropical forests cut down for timber and 'slash and burn' agriculture,
​whilst the second project focuses on planting mangroves along the extensive coastline. 
Mangrove saplings
Large Mangrove tree
Mangrove trees
Tree planting team
Mangrove saplings in the sea
Woman planting Mangrove propugale
Mangrove restoration on Biak is particularly essential.
Mangroves reduce the risks of soil erosion, tsunami damage and flooding. ​
They create a barrier between land and sea protecting the island's inhabitants.

​ As one of the world's principal stores of "blue carbon" (carbon accumulated in coastal or marine ecosystems), mangroves clean the water providing a natural habitat for fish and sea creatures , 
​thereby ​improving the health of the nearby coral.
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These mangrove ecosystems also provide a safe nursery for schooling fish as well as increased livelihoods for the local community members that depend on their environment for survival.
Indonesia Fisherman Sunset
Always looking to find new ways to have positive impacts on the environment,
the teams in Indonesia are actively collecting discarded plastic bottles
from restaurants ​and hotels to use as planting tubes in the nurseries.
A lot of our non-mangrove trees start their life in a nursery and these plastic tubes allow the seedlings to grow large enough to be planted in the forest, simultaneously helping the environment by re-using plastic waste.
Indonesian man sorting through plastic bottles
plastic bottles used as planting tubes
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  • ARTICLES
    • JUST ONE Tree Chosen for UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration
    • NEPAL AT A CROSSROADS
    • Trees for Brazil's Tropical Forests
    • Half a million trees in Mozambique
    • JUST ONE Tree - top 100 companies to escape to
    • KENYA'S NEED FOR TREES
    • WHAT'S THIS OTHER COP?
    • XMAS LUNCH, CARDS, TREE... SUSTAINABILITY TIPS ON WHAT TO DO WITH WHAT'S LEFT - PART 2
    • XMAS LUNCH, CARDS, TREE... SUSTAINABILITY TIPS ON WHAT TO DO WITH WHAT'S LEFT - PART 1
    • TURNING THE TIDE IN HAITI
    • MY ROAD TO A MILLION TREES
    • IS CLIMATE CHANGE THE NEW MONSTER UNDER THE BED FOR CHILDREN
    • WHAT'S GOT ZAMBIA BUZZING?
    • ACACIAS IN THE PLAYGROUND
    • HOW WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT SHAPES THE FUTURE OF OUR PLANET
    • TREE PLANTING: THE MORE THE MERRIER?
    • 12 GREEN SWAPS FOR CHRISTMAS (part two)
    • 12 GREEN SWAPS FOR CHRISTMAS
    • The JUST ONE Tree Day: Critical For Our Future
    • What's the big deal about Kelp?
    • 5 REASONS TO PLANT MANGROVES IN MADAGASCAR
  • J1T Day 2022 Registration