Bank Syariah Nasional (BSN) Indonesia is monitoring the progress of 1,150 mangrove saplings planted in a conservation area. This initiative was undertaken to commemorate World Mangrove Day, observed annually on July 26th. The monitoring effort demonstrates BSN’s commitment to environmental sustainability and coastal ecosystem restoration. Mangrove forests are crucial for coastal protection, biodiversity, and carbon sequestration. BSN’s involvement highlights a growing trend of corporate responsibility towards ecological preservation in Indonesia. The bank intends to track the saplings’ growth and ensure the long-term success of the reforestation project. This project contributes to wider efforts to rehabilitate Indonesia’s vital mangrove ecosystems.