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Aims of this research are to describe structure of mangrove vegetation and its potential of carbon stock in northern area of the Bunaken National Park. Totally, there are about 18 mangrove species growing in coastal area of Bunaken. In Teling areas, R. mucronata and S. alba become two co-dominant species in plot 1, S. alba become important species in plot 2, and R. apiculata is the important species in plot 3. Avicennia marina become the most important species in Rap-rap. In Pungkol, B. sexangula has highest value of important value index in Plot 1, followed by R. mucronata in Plot 2 and B. parviflora in plot 3. In Wawontulap areas, B. parviflora has the highest value of important value index. The highest carbon stock was found at Rap-rap (ca. 1784,68 Mg/ha) and the lowest was found at Wawontulap (390,03 Mg ha -1 ). The highest necromass was found at Teling (ca 208,79 Mg ha -1 ) and the lowest was found at Wawontulap (ca. 21,30 Mg ha -1 ). Mangrove ecosystem in the Bunaken National Park is important for global warming mitigation through their ecosystem ability to absorb CO2 and store carbon into vegetation biomass and necromass.

Mangrove Vegetation Structure and Its Carbon Stock Potency in Bunaken National Park, North Sulawesi