Jogja Teak Legacy

Identity & stewardship

A collection of regenerative assets consisting of approximately 15,000 teak trees (Tectona grandis), each around 15 years old, growing across an area of about 25 hectares in Banyusumurup–Imogiri–Bantul, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
The assets are registered as a Grouped Asset/Asset Collection, as they are located within a single managed area.

This area is managed to maintain vegetation cover, preserve ecological functions of the land, support carbon storage, and create long-term economic value through responsible teak management.
The number, age, condition of the trees, boundaries of the area, and potential impacts remain subject to document review, field inventory, and verification by Aryadhara Foundation.