With strong support from the Indonesian government, NGOs, and private organizations, West Bali National Park is at the forefront of vital conservation efforts. Initiatives such as tree planting, mangrove restoration, and dedicated breeding programs for the critically endangered Bali Starling are actively preserving the park's rich biodiversity. Additionally, the park is home to several small villages where local communities collaborate with ecotourism operators and park officials, fostering sustainable tourism that balances environmental protection with authentic cultural experiences, ensuring that both nature and people thrive together.Menjangan Island, one of the centre piece of the National Park, offers beautiful underwater scenery hence it became the main attraction for the tourists who visit the western Bali Island. Visitors can do out-of-the-box activities here, such as bird-watching, jungle and mangrove trekking, wildlife observation, snorkeling & diving.