Educational programmes on ecosystems
BINUS University supports ecosystem education and environmental awareness through community engagement, sustainable agriculture initiatives, mangrove conservation activities, and environmental learning programmes. These initiatives engage students, lecturers, farmers, and local communities in understanding ecosystems, biodiversity, sustainable land management, and habitat conservation.
- Sustainable Agro-Tourism Education in Labuan Bajo

In March 2025, BINUS University collaborated with local farmers in Labuan Bajo through a sustainable agro-tourism initiative. The programme promotes knowledge sharing on sustainable agriculture, organic land management, and environmentally responsible farming practices. By connecting agricultural activities with educational tourism and community empowerment, the initiative provides opportunities for local communities to learn about sustainable land use and the relationship between agricultural landscapes and environmental sustainability.
- Student-Led Education on Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture

In May 2025, BINUS @Bekasi students participated in an initiative promoting food security and environmental sustainability. The programme encouraged awareness of responsible food production and the importance of sustainable agricultural practices. By connecting food security with environmental responsibility, the initiative supported community understanding of sustainable resource management and the relationship between agricultural systems and ecosystems.
- HIMA Green 2025: Revive Mangroves to Maintain a Healthy Ecosystem

In August 2025, BINUS @Bekasi students organized HIMA Green 2025, an environmental initiative focused on mangrove conservation and ecosystem protection. The programme raised awareness of the ecological importance of mangroves, which provide habitats and breeding grounds for various aquatic and terrestrial organisms. Through mangrove-focused activities, participants were encouraged to understand the role of coastal vegetation in maintaining biodiversity, protecting habitats, and sustaining healthy coastal ecosystems.
- Community Service and Environmental Education at Tzu Chi

In December 2025, BINUS Online Business Management students and lecturers conducted a community service programme at the Tzu Chi Environmental Conservation and Education Center in Cengkareng. The initiative connected university-based community engagement with environmental learning and conservation awareness. By engaging with an environmental education facility, participants had an opportunity to strengthen their understanding of environmental conservation, responsible resource use, and sustainable waste management.
5. Mangrove Ecosystem Education at Pulau Burung, Subang

In 2025, BINUS University developed Ayo Kenal dan Tanam Mangrove!, an illustrated educational guide to promote ecosystem education at Pulau Burung, Subang. The programme introduces students to mangrove species, their ecological functions, and the importance of coastal habitats in supporting biodiversity. Through illustrated learning materials and field-based observation, the initiative helps students understand the relationship between mangrove vegetation, wildlife, and the surrounding coastal ecosystem.
The initiative also promotes environmental learning through the involvement of students, teachers, and local communities, encouraging greater understanding of mangrove conservation, biodiversity protection, and the ecological importance of coastal ecosystems. By connecting educational resources with local environmental contexts, BINUS University supports ecosystem awareness and knowledge sharing that can encourage communities to participate in the long-term conservation of mangrove habitats.
Through ecosystem education, sustainable agriculture learning, mangrove conservation, and community engagement, BINUS University promotes understanding of mangrove species, ecological functions, biodiversity, and habitat conservation among students and local communities. These initiatives support knowledge sharing on ecosystem protection, sustainable land management, and the importance of conserving natural habitats and the wildlife they support.